PublishingHub

A site to encourage debate about publishing in a web world.

This site was set up to deliver a forum for those seeking to discuss topics about the kind of resources that publishers should provide for higher education in the UK.

RICS Survey

Research project survey form for University planning department

I am using SurveyMonkey to deliver this questionairre.

AHRA Conference

Architecture Department

This is a web site for a conference to deliver programme, call for papers etc.

Built in XHTML and CSS. No CMS system possible. Based on client’s layout sketch. 

Migrant and Diasporic Cinema in Contemporary Europe

Academic Research Project

This is a Research Network funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council as part of the Diasporas, Migration and Identities Programme. The web site includes a database of films that is added by the participants and a forum.

XHTML / CSS ExpressionEngine. Validates to XHTML 1.0 Strict

BackLit - Resources for Literature

Academic Research Project

A web site / resource for students of classical literature. Client can post up new information about Gods / Godesses in classical literature. There is a feature to enable visitors to the site to add their own references, although this is moderated.

Made with ExpressionEngine
XHTML / CSS

Brothers Abroad Blog

Private Client

Web site for 3 brothers who live in different parts of the world and who want to sahre ideas with each other and their friends.

ExpressionEngine. XHTML / CSS 

Madness and Modernity Image Gallery

Research Project based at Birkbeck College, London University

An online image management system that enables project collaborators to add detail to images ready for an exhibition in 2007. Built with PhotoPost but with significant customisation.

The Medicine Publishing Company

Elsevier

This medical journal publisher needed a complete overhall of their web site. This is delivered with Expression Engine and one company editor is responsible for the content.

Created with ExpressionEngine. The popout menus are achieved by using CSS. Support for Internet Explorer was achieved by using javascript developed by Peter Nederlof