August 2008 | Web Development

Femmething

URL: femmething.com
Tech Used: WordPress, MySQL, PHP, XHTML and CSS

A women’s lifestyle and fashion magazine.

August 2008 | Web Development

INDIEGOAT

URL: indiegoat.com
Tech Used: WordPress, MySQL, PHP, XHTML and CSS

Indiegoat is a magazine covering the independent and DIY music scene in Penang and the rest of Malaysia.

July 2008 | Web Development

DownloadHours

URL: downloadhours.com
Tech Used: ExpressionEngine, JavaScript (jQuery), XHTML, CSS

Backend programming for a software directory.

July 2008 | Web Design / Web Development

Women's Centre for Change Penang

URL: http://www.wccpenang.org
Tech Used: ExpressionEngine, XHTML, CSS

Website redesign and CMS integration for Women’s Centre for Change (WCC) Penang.

Work in progress / unlaunched.

July 2008 | Web Development

Personal website for the Transport Minister

URL: ongteekeat.net
Tech Used: WordPress, Twitter integration for SMS, XHTML, CSS

Currently offline and in private beta

Hired by YouthMalaysia to create a custom WordPress website with SMS updates via Twitter for the current Transport Minister of Malaysia.

July 2008 | Web Development

Centro

URL: centro.net
Tech Used: Textpattern, XHTML, CSS

I was hired by Polish Your Image from Florida to create custom Textpattern templates for the website of Centro, a media communications’ agency also based in the US.

June 2008 | Print

Suaram Human Rights Report 2007

Tech Used: Layout and cover design

Book layout and cover design (my first!) for the annual Malaysia Human Rights Report from the most loved and important human rights NGO in Malaysia. Read a review of this book here.

The progressive bookstore, Gerakbudaya, describes it like so:

SUARAM’s annual report is the most objective, comprehensive and dependable source of information on the state of human rights in Malaysia. This edition reports on various areas and cases of the failure of state institutions to safeguard human rights.

In 2007 the government continued to drag its feet on the most crucial of 125 recommendations by the Royal Commission to Enhance the Operation and Management of the Royal Malaysian Police. Draconian laws, such as the Internal Security Act, were used to detain individuals without trial. Other laws, including the Printing Presses and Publications Act and the Sedition Act were invoked to curb basic freedoms of expression, assembly, and association.

The politicisation of Islam in recent years has also resulted in violations of human rights. 2007 saw cases of persecution of Muslims who chose to renounce Islam or practice religious teachings other than Sunni Islam. We also document cases in which the rights of refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants in Malaysia were violated, in particular by the empowering of RELA volunteers as bounty hunters to round up “illegal immigrants”.