Posts tagged: XHTML
WST06: World Surf Tour 2006
May 4th, 2007Following my 4 month, around-the-world surfing trip, I returned to the studio to set to work on WST06: World Surf Tour DVD.
The DVD gives an inside look into what it is like to travel the globe in search of waves and new experiences. 8 hours of footage were edited and condensed down into 50 minutes of DVD viewing. It is estimated that the footage took approximately 2 months to edit from the point it left the camera to the time it hit the DVD.
The DVD was sent out around the world to a select group of people who I met whilst travelling, I’ve have been hearing good reports so far, lets hope that continues.
To follow up the production of the DVD I built an accompanying website to showcase the DVD in a geographical context using a customised version of the Google Maps API. Visitors can select a point on the map and then view a brief explanation of the location and then watch the accompanying video clip.
Online Weddings
May 4th, 2007Onlineweddings allows you to share your images of your special day with everyone all over the world and let them obtain prints at the touch of a button.
The site was built using web standards and accessibility was at the forefront of the development process. An overview of the site’s functionality and technologies are shown below.
- Flexible XHTML/CSS layout
- Accessible site design
- Custom-built CMS to control photographers section of site

Photosia
May 4th, 2007I was commissioned to design and build the homepage for Photosia.net, a photographic business. I was responsible for graphic design and coding of the XHTML/CSS front-end.

Punkt Ltd
May 4th, 2007Punkt is a cross-disciplinary design consultancy headed up by Giles Dunn. Punkt wanted to simplify their flash-driven website, moving it to a content-managed site.
I developed a WordPress-driven website, with Punkt providing the art direction. I re-skinned the default WordPress installation and customised the PHP back-end to provide the functionality that Punkt required. The site allows Punkt to update the content of the website, without having to get anyone else involved, keeping the site fresh and slashing site maintenance costs.

Global ID Solutions
May 4th, 2007Global Identifying Solutions is London-based, financial markets, search and selection consultancy. They have many years of experience of dealing with top-end candidates and exclusive city-based clients.
Global Identifying Solutions required a web presence that set them apart from the competition. The full solution I developed enabled Global Id to undertake maintenance of the web site content through a custom-built CMS. This functionality enables them to update existing and add new content to the web site.

Schoogel
May 4th, 2007Schoogel is a comprehensive search engine for finding schools and universities in specific geographical areas. The purpose of the site is to provide students with a centralised, research resource, for finding the location of their next step in their education.
I developed a custom-built web application that allows visitors to search for schools by discipline and/or country. Search results can be browsed and then schools can be contacted directly. There is also a facility for schools/universities to upload a profile of themselves. Once a profile is created a school can upload a picture, edit the text and set up an email address to receive comments from students.

Pointblankproperty
May 4th, 2007Point Blank Property gives you the opportunity to sell your property directly in a no fuss and inexpensive way, by enabling you to advertise it directly to other home buyers without the fuss and expense of using an estate agent.
I developed an attractive, scalable and accessible web site using web standards.

Fraoch Marketing
May 4th, 2007I designed and developed a WordPress-driven web site for Scottish consultancy Fraoch Marketing.
I was responsible for the graphic design, front end development, and integrating the site into the WordPress framework.

Adviance Technical Solutions
May 4th, 2007Adviance Technical Solutions is an established mechanical and electrical building services company. The site showcases Adviance’s services and solutions, enabling visitors to contact Adviance directly for more information.

The site was designed by myself. The clean interface layout, minimal use of colour and focus on strong imagery delivers a clean, crisp and pleasant visitor-experience. The site has been designed with scalability in mind and has been developed in a modular, object orientated fashion.
The main technologies used to deliver the solution are outlined below:
- Dynamically-driven XHTML page template
- Accessible CSS-driven presentation layer
- Customisable data-driven navigation
- Session-enabled private area
- Cross-browser/platform compatibility












