Software Developer in Auckland, New Zealand

In 2008, I transferred the site from HTML to Drupal. This required scraping the HTML files section by section, extracting out necessary field data, stripping unwanted tags and inserting into Drupal nodes. I also processed a complex taxonomy system driven by URLs and other data and created a theme template from a supplied theme.

In 2015, I rebuilt the Drupal 6 website with a new responsive theme operating on mobile, tablet, and desktop varieties, using a design supplied by Rareview that uses Modernizr for image resizing.

This was developed in conjunction with Communica. The site is made of pages which consist of a combination of layer sliders, galleries, background images, and a background video.

The site is a fully responsive graphical site with images stretching full width on all devices. The pages were created enabling the client to add any of the above components to the site by themselves via the back-end.

The site has been spun off into multiple subsites corresponding with different countries using different languages.

A Drupal 8 website that was built from the ground up. The features include a front-end component system and a Solr search.

This website was built in Drupal 8 and from the ground up. There are many features including a fancy login, conditional user registration, campaign monitor integration, access control, and a Solr search.

The Assessment Resource Banks consist of resources (mostly quizzes) for primary age school children, that are used formally by teachers in the NZ Education system, to assess their students. For the first time, these resources are being made available online in fully interactive form so that students can do the quizzes on their iPads and teachers can assess them online. Student results can then be easily accessed, displayed, and printed out and the results can be compared from year to year as the student progresses.

Features of the website include a fully responsive theme, a number of search options, available from the home page and use of isotope masonry tiles for display of information. A module created for this site was contributed back to Drupal. This module, called Tag-it using a third party jQuery plugin, creates a "chosen" style functionality for text fields.

There is no link for this website since the content is not available outside New Zealand.

A project that was done in conjunction with eSuiteTools. This client wished to organize ongoing conferences. Each conference has its own URL prefix, such as "annual2013" and "fall2013".

Each conference is controlled by a single content type making it easy to set up a conference. When browsing a conference, session variables hold information about the current conference so that all information displayed relates only to that conference. The result is a dynamic-and-lightweight means of managing multiple ongoing conferences.

A Community College Association Website. This was built in conjunction with eSuiteTools. The site interfaces with a third-party member management system, providing the web front-end at which customers and visitors can interact.

Features of this site include the following:
• An install profile to create a standard association website from which customizations can be made dependent on the client.
• A full-width image slider on the home page that is responsive and loads smaller images for smaller devices.
• An Apache Solr search.
• A microsite system that enables a number of subpages for an event.

This was built in conjunction with eSuiteTools. The site interfaces with a third-party member management system, providing the web front end at which customers and visitors can interact.

Features of this site include:
• An Apache Solr search including congruent exact and partial searches.

A member-only website for the BOMA association information and events in Los Angeles.

A Drupal 8 module that was built and developed in conjunction with the Drupal community.

Heart of the City is a marketing/business promotion website for the Auckland CBD. My task in the team of four developers in this Drupal 8 migration, was to create the Solr search which appears at the bottom of some pages. This search has multiple categories as well as several filters and has to remain contextual at all times.