Projects

Waterfront Shipping is a global marine transportation company specializing in the safe, responsible and reliable transport of bulk chemicals and clean petroleum products. I converted their static HTML website to the Drupal content management system.

Wyetech Labs was a manufacturer of world-class high fidelity vacuum tube amplifiers. I designed and manage the website.

Methanex produces an annual report on their Responsible Care and Sustainability efforts. They had a web version for a few years, baked into their current website, but editors found the structure a bit constraining both in terms of editing content, and design.To address these issues, I built a microsite for these reports with Drupal. I leveraged the Paragraphs module to have a flexible content editing experience based upon a component library.

Penta Search Group, a startup recruitment firm, came to us looking to develop a brochure-type website, which we built using WordPress.

Unification of Vanedge Capital’s separate homepage and blog into a single WordPress site featuring sector-filtered portfolio listings, dynamic news-to-company linking, and bespoke branding—backed by multi-year ongoing support.

Naked Coconuts is a manufacturer of natural coconut-based products. I helped them with expanding their online store to sales to the United States, an affiliate marketing program, and other varous website refinements.

This poster was designed as a promotional offer for instruction in Yamuna Body Rolling.

Methanex Corporation moved their website to a content management system for the first time in 2014, and there was a need for extensive training on the Drupal platform.

As the website manager for the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF), I led the project for the re-design of the festival's website and ticketing system

Hélène Chevrette is a fitness instructor, teaching yoga (hatha and yin), pilates and body rolling. The website was launched in October 2010 and is built with WordPress.

The Cultural Olympiad Digital Edition (CODE) was an art showcase at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada. The festival was the first of its kind at a major sporting event, featuring digital media in art, music, and film.

Canada CODE was a site where Canadians could participate in the Olympic experience by submitting photos that showed their unique view of Canada.