Application Development & Systems Integration
Historical portfolio · Work documented before the 2018 static archive. Descriptions reflect the original delivery, not current client systems. Explore selected case studies.
These projects involved Drupal consultancy, requirements analysis, integration and custom development.
A custom module for integrating the Lithium community platform with Drupal. It allows two-way authentication.
Drupal is responsible for all the user account operations including the login process, account registration and credentials recovery. After every operation, the user is sent back to the page they came from on the Lithium platform.
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The council needed to send bulk text messages to registered subscribers about its project and monthly events. The subscriber database contained approximately 40,000 records at the time.
I built a custom module for sending bulk SMS from a Drupal site hosted on a virtual cloud server which connects to a database with approximately 40,000 subscribers at the time hosted by the local council. Only the client has access to the cloud server which has security measures and an SSL certificate.
The client sells seasonal products specifically diaries, planners and calendars, and promotes them through a newsletter section. She wants to update several products names without affecting the node URLs, and she wants to display the next year text in text areas and meta-tag fields of targeted nodes in different content types.
The website is developed and built with Drupal CMS and Ubercart. Themed from scratch with the responsive 960 grid system to look similar to Drupal Commerce which is powered by Omega theme. The final look with 5-level responsive support was the client's choice. My Drupal friends still think the website uses the Commerce Kickstart theme.
This project involved planning, structuring and developing a Drupal website for a training company, www.almustasharoon.com. The website serves both trainers and trainees. It has a custom module for extending the core registration and portfolio modules to include a separate registration and login system for trainers with a trainer biography and other details specific to the trainer’s role.
The website was developed with minimum contributed modules for blensya.com, and showcases medical supplies on a Drupal site. Products were migrated from two US based non-Drupal websites into manually created taxonomies on Drupal. The purpose of the site is to provide UK and US medical supplies and devices to the Middle East market.
The site has a section for in-house training and showcases products using Drupal views and blocks like featured content, discounted, most viewed, dynamic PDF brochure, etc.