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Energy
This screenshot shows the homepage with one of the main objectives by the client: to have quick overviews of site content displayed on the home page. The questions shown would *slide in* one at a time to engage users' interactively to click on one (which would bring them to the page with answers). The green boxes featured an animated, shifting carousel enticing user to browse by topic.
This pic shows an interactive map of Colorado homes auditied for its Home Energy Score, assessed by the Department of Energy. Bubble info reveals realtor contact info (in hindsight, seems to be a political favoritism they had me implement in their requirements! - but honestly, I can't recall if that ever went live). The map was easily updated via uploading spreadsheet (technically done via Drupal feeds).
Home page screenshot of Refuel Colorado with purpose to educate the public on fuel alternatives up and coming.
Home page screenshot of Refuel Colorado with purpose to educate the public on fuel alternatives up and coming. The sun and clouds seen below hero image were animated to entertain the viewer while interactively inviting them to explore various alternatives by clicking various fuel alternatives within the animation.
This screenshot shows an online calculator I created based on Excel spreadsheet formula provided. The purpose, of course, was to engage the user in ability to assess their own advantage of purchasing alternative fuel vehicles, calculating all tax credits and miles estimated based on their figures (technically, a comprehensive calculator built via Javascript). Also emails results.
This image features events that are externally synced to their Google calendar (via Google API). The staff would update organization's google calendar which would update the website's page with its agenda, including links to attached PDF's. Staff could even apply attachments to their Google calendar - those become automatically accessible on the site through the agenda list (left column).
This screenshot shows one of the main pages on the Energy Central site. It contains many streamed items (each formatted based on unique contect types) that I helped build out using the organic groups module. This project involved developing a Drupal site with a team that relied on continuous agile development cycles using tools/methods such as git, continuous integation, Drupal standards compliance, and the Features module stack (for database settings management so could commit them to code).
This screenshot shows the custom Q/A module I created for organic group audiences, where each member needed to be able to subscribe, notify, flag spam, etc. The screenshot also displays a custom popup (and contact form) on hover of author.