GNSO is one of the main groups of ICANN in charge of policies involving top level domains. ICANN approached us with the task of making their website more accessible to the public. They came with a complete specification document and wireframes and asked us to build a Drupal theme that would “drop in” and work given any content or layout as most of the site would not be built until after the contract ended. The theme had to work with little or no modifications later on, and work in 8 different languages including Arabic (RTL). 

This website has quite a simple front end allowing you to search from a database of resorts with simple information displayed with CCK, Views, and CCK blocks. The majority of this website is in the back end which basically runs the management of several hundred properties.
The client required a system that would both manage her website, her clients, and their properties. The structure of the different elements needed careful planning to make sure that once set up and running with lots of content, there would be no problems requiring lots of migration work.

This was my first freelance eCommerce website using Drupal and Ubercart. The design was produced and implemented by a friend Stacy Prendeville, however the rest of the website structure and functionality was implemented by me. The website uses an array of modules to meet the client requirements such as:

This client started out with 60% of the website already built by another developer who was only able to apply functionality that modules already in existence could do. The website required more complicated development, custom modules, and advanced tweaking to complete.

This website uses around 60 modules and has some very interesting features, I actually pushed the boundaries of my Drupal knowlege and abilities throughout the course of this website.