Knowledge Asset Inventory for Natural Resources Canada, 2004 — the searchable layer inside a federal ministerial Brief In Notes system. PHP front-end on IIS, FileMaker Pro database, custom-built bridge between them, inside a federal security envelope.
Campaign website for Ed Broadbent (NDP), Ottawa Centre, 2004 federal election. Bilingual custom PHP/HTML build on Macromedia Dreamweaver; hosted via Magma Communications Ottawa.
Portfolio entry for Ottawa Flight Training, an early Ottawa-based web and design project from my Rodonic studio days. Source notes preserved from 2003.
Bilingual landing-page and newsletter platform for the Canadian Technology Human Resources Board, 2003 — PHP + MySQL front end with custom spam-heuristics and Excel handoff to the internal newsletter tool.
The public-facing portal where Canadians signed up for Bell’s Sympatico internet service and ordered their modem — built directly with Bell in 2003.
Newsletter publication and distribution system for Aboriginal Human Resources Development Canada (AHRDC), 2003. Classic ASP + Microsoft Access + direct SMTP — federal-grade self-serve publishing for civil servants, predating the hosted email-marketing era.
Internal end-to-end conference-attendance workflow for Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), built in 2003 under the federal Government Online initiative. PHP web layer on a FileMaker Pro backend, connected through a custom PHP-to-FileMaker bridge, with one record carrying an employee from request through manager approval through registration through their auto-generated bilingual badge.
2003 project for the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade — web cameras installed on poles at two Canadian embassies under construction abroad, capturing one JPG per second and FTPing the frames home so trade show audiences in Canada could watch the buildings going up in something close to real time. A polling-and-refresh pattern…
Custom OCR-to-HTML batch pipeline for digitizing 2,500 pages of legacy Environment Canada publications to ec.gc.ca, 2002 — built to the Common Look and Feel Standards in force at the time.