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6 August 2008 · Filed under Portfolio · Tags: CSS, SPIP, TTTP, XHTML
A gifted web designer (Jean-Yves Leblon at Pixeleyes), a top-notch web agency (Tech To The People) and a worthy cause: the right for men and women to work in conditions of freedom, equity, security and human dignity. In collaboration with TTTP, I worked on the layout files for SPIP in what is possibly my biggest coding effort to date: a website in four languages, responding to the strictest accessibility criteria and web standards, where people can read more and report on the actions foreseen for 7 October 2008, World Day for Decent Work.
1 May 2008 · Filed under Portfolio · Tags: CSS, SPIP, XHTML
A tiny little website, valid xhtml and css and 100% hand-coded, for an awareness-raising initiative on how climate change affects public health and on what regions can do to tackle both its causes and its impacts. No trees or animals were harmed during the making of this website, but some pixels were slightly inconvenienced.
13 March 2008 · Filed under Portfolio · Tags: CSS, SPIP, XHTML
Version 2 of the Chemicals Health Monitor website, a project of the Health and Environment Alliance in collaboration with other partner organisations across Europe, is finally online. The new website layout was designed by Resonant Media in the UK, while I worked on the additional coding and fine-tuning needed for SPIP. Features include a fully searchable events calendar and a modular template code making the most out of SPIP’s newest features.
22 July 2007 · Filed under Portfolio · Tags: CSS, XHTML
Version 1 of the Chemicals Health Monitor website, a project of the Health and Environment Alliance in collaboration with other partner organisations across Europe, is now online. Hand-coded in XHTML and CSS and mostly based on a template by Studio 7, this placeholder website will be re-designed and re-coded for SPIP in the coming months.
22 July 2007 · Filed under Portfolio · Tags: CSS, SPIP, XHTML
HEAL decided to revamp its online presence following a change of name. The content of the previous website was preserved and re-organised by the HEAL staff thanks to SPIP. I then matched the new content structure with a new, colourful and standards-compliant template designed by Jean-Cédric Lognard for Agence A3.
11 June 2007 · Filed under Portfolio · Tags: CSS, PHP, XHTML
An online quiz written for the G10, ten of the largest European environmental organisations/networks. It was part of the G10 stand at the European Commission’s Green Week 2007. Hand-coded in php, xhtml and css to match the G10’s website design, the quiz keeps track of respondent’s results and delivers them in Excel-readable format.
7 January 2007 · Filed under Portfolio · Tags: CSS, SPIP, XHTML
A one-page campaign website hosted by HEAL for the launch of the “Stay healthy, stop mercury” report. Based on a gorgeous design by Michael Heilemann, the campaign website integrates seamlessly with the structure of the main HEAL website.
29 June 2006 · Filed under Portfolio · Tags: CSS, PHP, XHTML
Hand-coded in php, xhtml and css to match HEAL’s website design, the quiz keeps track of respondent’s results and delivers them in Excel-readable format.
11 February 2006 · Filed under Portfolio · Tags: CSS, SPIP, XHTML
A campaign website tracking the implementation of the Children’s Environment and Health Action Plan for Europe (CEHAPE). It includes a compilation of the NGOs active in children’s environmental health in Europe, as well as full contact details of non-governmental organizations working at the European, national or local level, a list of examples of their activities and links to useful websites and materials. Developed with SPIP as Content Management System and standards-compliant code.
22 May 2005 · Filed under Portfolio · Tags: CSS, SPIP, XHTML
Probably the best chocolate shop in town! Written in xhtml+css, this website uses SPIP as Content Management System so Lorette can update it herself. All the pages are available in English, French, Flemish and Italian. Tweaks include search engine friendly URLs and a yummy dynamic header image.
