Portfolio

The client needed a clean and simple site to display information about their worki, including galleries for interior photographs and press releses. Ease of maintenance was also a requirement, so I built a simple administrative backend. The galleries use custom content types, field groups, a view for displaying the gallery overviews, and a custom module to create the gallery detail pages.

NurseMind addresses the problems faced by nurses dealing with the management of tasks, patients, and schedules, by offering an iPhone app to consolidate information. This site tells about their services and provides information useful to professional nurses.

A sophisticated brochure site, outlining their various products and services.

A simple and cleanly designed brochure site for a New York investment house. Has a protected area for registered users.

This site provides both a public face and a member gateway for a non-profit that helps schools reorganize their curriculum in pace with modern technologies. It contains a mix of static and rich media, organized by page and category, as well as news feeds and how-to articles.

I migrated the site to a new server in 2014, set up revision control at github, and added feature enhanements. A major part of the project was migrating it to Drupal 7 and creating a responsive theme.

Pelo has an exercise center with hundreds of members, and needed a way to display schedules, allow members to reserve spots in classes, and to purchase credits for classes. This site uses Ubercart to process payments, and provides information about their classes and staff. I was brought in to add new features and fix problems when the original developer left.

Worked with Jon Kalish to reorganize the navigation system and improve usability.

This site was created originally by using Drupal as a framework, but with much of the content coming from XML files and a series of nested include files, making maintenance difficult and expensive. I converted the home page and many interior templates to use Drupal best practices to allow for simpler editing and content creation.

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.

Rio Locos schedules rafting trips and other activities for tourists. They needed a way to show information about their site, have a photo gallery and blog, and to be able to accept reservation payments from their web site. Since they are running tours all day, there wasn't always someone available to answer the phone. The web site allows people to inquire about tours, and to make reservations, with a deposit accepted through PayPal. Site has since been moved to Facebook.