custom modules

Ian Bremmer is a top authority on how international political developments move markets and affect the global economy. He wanted a web presence to showcase his books, columns, blog posts, and other ways he interacts with the public.

The site we built for him has a light and simple feel, making it easy for his followers to get the latest informationabout his writings and appearances. Drupal made it easy to provide a custom user interface, an easy to use backend, and endless possibilities for future additions and enhancements.

After completing the EPIC site, Jon and I had the opportunity to build another Drupal site for Columbia University. This one is for new and prospective students of the Mailman School of Public Health. This site was built with Drupal 7, which has turned out to be quite robust and a real pleasure to work with.

We used 8 custom content types, nodereferences (gotta love 'em!), jCarousel Views for the home page slide show, quicktabs, and fancybox. The FAQ pages use jQuery accordions for a tidy look. 

The theme is a subtheme of Omega, and enhanced with Delta and Context.

The most complex part was the department pages; they reference external degree definitions, faculty members, and have a fast FAQ system with teaser and full content popups. The area at the bottom uses quicktabs to display faculty information, as well as other content customized for each department.

Hosting is at Blackmesh, video content serving by Vimeo.

Information site, designed for easy of use and ease of maintenance.

This store wanted to expand their operations by offering an online catalog of selected products.

Lola needed a combination of photo galleries, blogging, announcements, and stories from customers, in order to explain what it is she does. I built the original site, and it has since been expanded by other developers.