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2009 Web Design Survey
15th December 2009
A List Apart’s 2009 web design survey is back. If your involved with making websites then you should take it.
∞ExpressionEngine 2.0: A Quick Start Guide
10th December 2009
I’ve been using ExpressionEngine as my CMS of choice for years and in this time I have seen it develop in leaps and bounds. ExpressionEngine 2.0 is on the brink of release (currently in public beta stage) and will be the biggest, most significant update to the system since it’s creation. In fact it’s been completely rewritten. ExpressionEngine 2.0: A Quick Start Guide is the first book to cover the new system and will be a must buy for both those new to ExpressionEngine and those who have developed with ExpressionEngine in the past.
∞Introducing the new James Dabill website
12th August 2009
I haven’t had the chance to update my portfolio section yet, but today the new website for world championship trials rider James Dabill went live. James is currently leading the British Championship only needing the finish 7th in the final round (he hasn’t finished off the podium all season) and is also lying 7th in the world championships, so it was great to be able to help out a young British talent such as James.
Head on over and I’d love to hear your thoughts.
∞Managing UI Complexity
12th August 2009
Brandon Walkin shares some tips and techniques to help manage complexity in application user interfaces.
∞Interview with Rob Janoff
03rd August 2009
Creative Bits has posted an interview with Rob Janoff. Designer of a certain Apple logo.
∞56 Light and clean designs using a minimalist colour scheme
29th June 2009
Since redesigning this here website I’ve been fortunate enough to receive a really positive response seeing it turn up all over the place on various design galleries and weblog posts (with the exception of a few blatant rips, which aren’t so nice to see). Spyreststudios are the latest to feature my site in their article that features minimalist websites using a light colour scheme. I’m flattered and recommend you pop along to see some really great work featured in the article.
∞Perch CMS
22nd June 2009
Perch CMS is a new light weight CMS from Drew McLellan and Rachel Andrew. Perfect for smaller websites where you or your client need to update content without having to go through the process of setting up a large CMS.
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