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By Jordan , 1 January, 2013

Another theme: KandS

I've taken the custom theme for this website and made it available on Drupal.org. It's much more advanced than my first offering. Features include:

By Jordan , 1 January, 2013

Right on the heals of my first Drupal.org submission comes my first module. I've been working with Drupal for 7 years now but never had the need before. There are almost 20,000 community-contributed modules on Drupal.org and I've always been able to make due with "standard" solutions, even if it involved a bit of php code inside a view, webform, or theme template file.

By Jordan , 31 December, 2012

I'm a contributor!

It's official: I'm a full-fledged contributor on Drupal.org. This just happened over the weekend, as my first project was formally approved.

By Jordan , 16 December, 2012

We're Live

I'm pleased to unveil my new DBA: Koplowicz & Sons. This is the culmination of weeks worth of rebranding work. In the process, I used several new technologies (at least, new to me):

About This Site

This site was built on a Drupal 7 multisite installation. It is hosted by Hostgator. The visual design is a custom Drupal 7 theme called kands; you can download the theme and use it on your own site.

Who We Are

My name is Jordan Koplowicz and I am the sole proprietor of Koplowicz & Sons. I have been building websites for 13 years, and writing software a lot longer than that. I have done it professionally since graduating from college. Please see my portfolio for some examples of my work.

I work almost entirely with content management systems, especially Drupal. I employ the latest techniques, including responsive design and SASS.

Second Page

This page demonstrates typeface use.

This is Koplowicz & Sons, a web design and development firm located in San Francisco. We specialize in:

By Jordan , 25 October, 2012

New Sites

I've published three new sites in the last month! Most notable for me is the new PACWR.org. The old PACWR webmaster died last year, and I was selected to replace him. I chose to host this site using Wordpress. I generally prefer Drupal but this was intended to be a simpler site, and a perfect test bed for the CMS.

By Jordan , 24 October, 2012

Automatic User Filtering

I run the website for a large local non-profit and I have people signing up for accounts every week. The problem is most of them are spammers, and some simply don't belong; website accounts are for members only. I have four solutions to this problem: