Titan Teacher Training

http://www.titanteachertraining.co.uk/

Fine Golf

Given a rough, cut up graphics and colourway I created the Wordpress template for Fine Golf.  This site also contains a number of custom content types and pages to present them apropriately, for example the golf course pages.  It includes custom plugin development and unobtrusive progressive enhancement using jQuery

Home of Metal

After discussions with Home of Metal to plan the site structure I was given a rough design.  This site has been built from the ground up using Ruby on Rails, HAML, jQuery enhancements, and a plethora of plugins available.  It is still under constant development.

Huff Puff and Away

Creation of Wordpress theme from logo, colourway and a rough.  Also utilises progressive enhancement using unobtrusive jQuery.

Positive K

Given a Photoshop document, I chopped the graphics, made a basic HTML template, then converted it to a Wordpress theme and inputted some dummy data.  I also wrote a Wordpress widget plugin to allow more flexible listing of pages in the sidebar

Who’s Laughing Now

I took the template from static graphics, first implemented it as a basic HTML template then implemented this as a Wordpress theme.

Project X Presents

I took our old content managed system (also implemented by me in Drupal 4.7), updated the styling and reimplemented it in Wordpress.  Approprate plugins were selected to provide functionality such as the radio player and Flickr integration.

CEBA

CEBA approaced OpenAdvantage to help them develop their site aimed at venture capitalists and people looking for their funding.  I took the graphic design created by Michael Evans and turned this into an easilly updateable and highly customised Wordpress site.

Live Brum

Josh Hart came to me to with his Ruby on Rails Project LiveBrum.  He wanted me to look at his code and optimise it ready for release.

Only a Phone call away

How many times have you answered your telephone only to realise you’ve been accidentally phoned by a friend while their mobile phone was in their pocket? Did you listen or hang up? What did you hear that you weren’t mean to know? And did you ever tell them? Every time you receive a ‘pocket call,’ you become a secret audience to someone’s life. Multimedia artist Bernadette Louise explores audio voyeurism by giving the audience a sense of cinematic presence within the piece.

For my part in this piece I performed the setup and administration of the Asterisk based VoIP server that drove the project. Before the piece started people were played the sound of a room with people in it carrying out their daily tasks, but not talking. For the duration of the piece recordings were cycled on a daily basis and people were given the opportunity to “Tell us their secrets” at the end.

See http://myspace.com/onlyaphonecallaway for more info and to hear the recordings. Also the Fierce festival website to read about the festival the piece was part of.