These are not all the sites and WordPress plugins I’ve developed or worked on, but they’re the ones I’m most happy with.
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My own IT support business website. Mixes in the work my wife has done in Instagram, building an identity within our local area. |
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The local medieval reenactment group. A recent rebuild, using the Septera theme. I also use that theme for other client sites: Moonah Mufflers, the work-in-progress Geeveston Pharmacy, and the Hobart branch of the same medieval group, the Barony of Ynys Fawr. |
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Uses an older theme of my own devising. Warning: the colour scheme is all the client’s choice! Also incorporates a simple photo display plugin I developed. |
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A complete rebuild of the HuonFM website, with a plugin allowing non-tech-savvy radio staff to upload podcasts direct to the site. |
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A WordPress microsite for The Wilderness Society. My major work for TWS was in Drupal, but thankfully that very ancient site has been replaced by something else since. |
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The SpreadEx plugin: Heralds Roster A plugin that reads a Google Sheets spreadsheet, converts it to XML, passes that through an XSLT template, and inserts the resulting HTML at a WordPress shortcode. The result is surprisingly versatile. An expanded version formed the basis of a WordPress/Drupal/Joomla plugin for a couple of folk festivals. |
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Evolved from SpreadEx, this is a work in progress for the medieval society that reads a Google Sheet spreadsheet and cross-references with three other databases, generating a Roll of Arms and several other related pages. |
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A now-forgotten non-WordPress tool that allowed me to generate HTML emails from a simple templating language. Sadly, the staff members I taught to use it also moved on not long after I left the organisation. |