A case study on how GovCMS8 SaaS platform was configured to handle bulk uploads and the assignment of metadata.
Queenie Robertson
Queenie is a Senior Drupal Developer at Morpht.
Queenie's very experienced in design implementation and custom module development. Her real strength, however, is in working closely with clients to discover their requirements and find effective solutions. She is passionate at best-practice development, is always looking for improvements in user experience, and the best way to collaborate with the team.
During her free time, she goes for a stroll at her local beach and enjoys a nice cup of hot chocolate.
Drupal Developer
Projects
Case study
The TGA are now celebrating a brand new site on GovCMS. With a contemporary look and feel underpinned by consistent structures and familiar patterns, this site is now the foundation for the next stage of the digital transformation the TGA is undergoing.
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Morpht re-architected 1,200 pages and more than 6,000 publications, factsheet and forms into 9 site sections and improved their discoverability with faceted searches.
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Morpht jump started the build of the new GreenPower site by installing Convivial, the starter site for Drupal, which saves numerous development hours and provides instant functionality. Morpht then developed several features for the new site including migrating more than 400 green energy providers to create a ‘locate a generator near you’ map, a highly responsive calculator that delivers immediate responses as you enter data and a super-charged business directory search showcasing businesses and highlighting their products.
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Morpht, in conjunction with Folk, has delivered the Australian Immunisation Handbook for the Department of Health, improving information access for health professionals across Australia.
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Morpht upgraded four of the APSC’s sites from GovCMS 7 to GovCMS 9, re-architected the content structure and introduced improvements.
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A Drupal 8 build involving migration of content from a legacy CMS system and developing a technically challenging fail-safe data update functionality from a third party SOAP data feed.
