DrupalCamp NYC 10 was the first DrupalCamp in NYC to have a dedicated website. For the conference mascot I created the DruPigeon a play on the Drupal logo incorporating a New York icon the pigeon. The site was a responsive web design and you can see examples pages from different devices. I also designed the conferences badges, t-shirts, and signage. It was a lot of work but very rewarding.
Drupal Camp NYC responsive web design. This is the homepage on a desktop.
This is the homepage on a iPad in portrait mode.
This is the homepage on a mobile phone (landscape).
This is the homepage on a mobile phone (portrait).
The announcement page.
More detailed sketch of the announcement page layout.
Initial sketch of the announcement page layout.
Sketch of the DruPigeon the DrupalCamp NYC 10 mascot
The DruPigeon on the announcement page.
DrupalCamp NYC 10 conference badge.
DrupalCamp NYC 10 badge front side. When folded the attendee's name is on both sides. On the inside there's a personal schedule that can be filled out. On the reverse side is a map of all four floors.
DrupalCamp NYC 10 badge back side has a map of all four floors. When folded the attendee's name is on both sides. On the inside there's a personal schedule that can be filled out.
DrupalCamp NYC 10 Signage Posters and Banner.
DrupaCamp NYC 10 signage. The middle area is kept blank so the signs could be update during the event.
Signage in action.
This is the purchase ticket page on a desktop
This is the purchase ticket page on a mobile phone.
This is the shopping cart on a desktop.
This is the shopping cart on a mobile phone.
This is an example page on a desktop.
This is the sponsorship page on a desktop.
This is the sponsorship page on a mobile device.
This is the schedlue page on a desktop.
This is the schedule on a mobile device.
