Here’s what I’ve been working on lately in terms of web development and related disciplines, outside of my own web site:

• Strike! Magazine

  This new magazine just needed a fairly basic web site.

• International Times

  I created, co-designed and maintain this web site, which runs on WordPress.

• Everything2

  For several years I was the Lead Developer of this long-established writing site, working to make it more usable, better and more stable, both through my own coding and managing the work of others. In 2010 I was employed by Michigan State University to help implement some tests they will be running on the site (which they were hosting at that time). I also lead the site’s science writing group.

• Edinburgh Friends of Médecins Sans Frontières

  I looked after the technical side of the web site for this University of Edinburgh MSF-affiliate branch – that is, transforming an existing design into a fully functional WordPress site.

• Wake Up, Freak Out – then Get a Grip

  I built, maintain and have been working to promote the web site for my brother Leo Murray’s excellent 11-minute animated film about the importance of positive feedback loops, and the tipping points they lead to in climate change. I am also helping to coordinate the translation of the film – there are 18 foreign-language versions at the time of writing, with more currently being worked on.

• Virtual Campfire

  Another project started by Leo, this is a treasure trove of folk song recordings. I recently took over the running of this, making the interface far more usable and better-looking, as well as contributing some new recordings. There’s still plenty to do if I get the time.

• Disney Parks

  I was contracted by Spring Digital to fix up this Disney web site, correcting faulty HTML and CSS before it went public.