Health and Environment Alliance v3
Four years after the launch of version 2, version 3 of the HEAL website is now online. The engine of the website is still the flexible and powerful SPIP, but the content has been rewritten from scratch to focus more on HEAL’s activities and on its members. I have matched the original PSD design by Toby Cotton with SPIP, adding features such as full searchable archives based on DataTables, Google maps for the “Members” and “Contact us” sections, a customised search engine that crawls five different HEAL websites and jQuery-powered tabs to keep content organised and easily accessible.
World Day for Decent Work 2010
For the third time, the international trade union movement is organising the World Day for Decent Work on 7 October. I have teamed up again with TTTP to work on a brand new design by Pixeleyes and marry it with a heavily customised version of SPIP. The events taking place in or around 7 October take centre stage in the 2010 design, which also features a real-time search box, a completely rewritten form for activists to submit their actions and an overhaul of the sections dedicated to campaigning tools, documents and multimedia files. Go see for yourself!
Friskis and Svettis Brussels
Friskis&Svettis started in Sweden in 1978 and means “healthy & sweaty” in English. This non-profit-making fitness association offers an easy, fun and effective way to enjoy the many benefits of exercising, for a fraction of the cost of membership with a commercial gym. Working with TTTP I have moved the contents of their previous website to SPIP and matched the CMS with a new, fresher look that is 100% XHTML valid. Now volunteers at the F&S Brussels branch can update their website and the training schedule in real time… without breaking a sweat.
World Day for Decent Work 2009
One year later, the trade union movement is organising the second World Day for Decent Work. This year’s theme is the economic crisis and the fact that most of the world is experiencing big job losses at the same time. Based on last year’s layout (designed by Jean-Yves Leblon at Pixeleyes), I have worked with TTTP to give the website a fresh green face and add a new, streamlined form for campaigners worldwide to report their actions on 7 October.
