Module Development

This site was originally part of another site (amvl.lu), and I split it out into its own.   

It was important to the customer to maintain the look of the original site, so that both look and feel like one unit, even though they are two separate sites.

Various improvements were done to the usability, such as automatic uploads of the emergency calendar and contacts, and the member list;   as well as featured event calendars for visitors or internal members.  

Uma-Hoga-Akademie Website: Custom Drupal development for a hospitality education provider

The Uma-Hoga-Akademie offers seminars and webinars tailored to professionals in the hotel and restaurant industry. The provider is a well-established hotel consulting company that supports hoteliers and restaurateurs in optimizing their businesses through expert-led training.

The customer is a well-established consultancy for hotels and restaurants, who also holds seminars.

This is their general blogsite, where they post articles of interest to the hotel industry.

With this site: they can enter and manage blog articles and images that are relevant to their customer base; they can cross-link articles, take customer surveys, feature their products, etc.

I developed this complete E-Commerce Hotel booking and management system from the ground up - -complete with backend inventory management tools, etc.    Hotel-owners can input and manage Hotel-data, including pricing and availability for rooms and special offers (arrangements). End-users can search this data and reserve rooms or arrangements, as well as manage their respective user-data.

The customer provided this very nice design and concept, and asked me to implement it on the basis of Drupal.

It is fully responsive, and features a very fancy scroll effect in desktop mode.  There are a handful of sites in the world with a similar effect but this is only one that is responsive.

I did the whole theming and custom programming for PHP and JavaScript.  A special solution to create several “one-page” screens had to be found.

The “Seed Capital Assistance Facility”, SCAF, is an intranet application that tracks the progress of environmental projects in Africa and Asia that were awarded substantial funding by outside donors. 

Fund recipients enter detailed progress reports, from which, through complicated formulas, performance indicators are computed that help the donors to evaluate progress.

This very large site and its content is mostly build and maintained by their Meininger’s internal IT team, which I have been supporting for more many years.  I help whenever it gets too complicated, such as, I do all custom programming  on the E-Commerce System and payment processes,  as well as the theming