Scott Mallinson | Web Designer
Tomorrow I will be heading down with Kean Richmond to the Future of Web Design conference that is being held on Thursday. I am looking forward to it as it will only be my second Carsonified event I will have attended, and first Web Design conference (I attended Future of Web Apps back in October last year).
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Yesterday the Queen unveiled the new “official website of the British Monarchy“. With the Queen turning to technology more in the past few years and the Royal website being a top resource for information about the British Monarchy it has an important role to perform as an information portal.
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The new Giddy Kippers website is now live. Though it looks almost identical to it’s previous version, it is now powered by WordPress which allows the client to maintain the website with relative ease.
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I am pleased and proud to announce that the new Firmstep website has now gone live. You can read more about the project here.
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The last project I worked on whilst at MyKnowledgeMap has just this week been released. The new Compendle website has gone live and I’d love to hear what you think to it.
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Following the successful implementation and response to the ImJustCreative (IJC) redesign just a few days ago, Graham Smith, who also runs WeAreJustCreative (WAJC) decided to modify the design to suit the audio, visual & social media community creative weblog.
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Regular visitors to the website will have noticed that The National Skills Academy for Food and Drink Manufacturing no longer adorns the homepage. Instead it has been replaced by ImJustCreative; the website for professional logo designer and creative freelancer, Graham Smith.
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As Pink for October has now passed, rather than returning to the original ‘ice blue’ theme I had here before switching to the pink I have decided to go green.
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You may have noticed that things are more pink than usual around here. Fret not, it’s all in honour of Pink for October.
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To jump on the trend of the growing number of websites that are creating mobile-friendly versions of their content, I aim to do the same in the not so distant future. Looking at the stats gathered from Google Analytics, I can see that the largest number of mobile device visitors use the iPhone to visit this website.
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The launch of the eagerly anticipated T-Mobile G1 occured yesterday, and I thought that I would offer my thoughts and feelings on the ‘revolutionary’ device now that the marketing hype has died down some 24 hours later.
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Minimal sites is a great CSS gallery that I have come across recently and is a fresh source of inspiration from the cluttered, often fussy examples found on other gallery websites. Though the CSS gallery concept is getting a little old, I have no problem with it myself.
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CSS galleries can be a great source of inspiration through creative dry spells, and following my recent redesign I thought I would put myself forward for inclusion.
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So here it is. The partial reason for my blogging absense for the past month or so. Though it hasn’t been the sole reason why I haven’t blogged in a while.
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I guess this really continues on from my previous blog article about Grid-based layouts. A number of CSS frameworks have emerged over the last few months making it somewhat easier for front-end developers deliver consistent interfaces across web browsers.
A personal favourite of mine is to use the YUI Reset CSS along with the 960 Grid System I mentioned in the earlier post. This ensures that all elements; type, layout, input etc. are stripped back to their basics across all browsers through which you build on to. It means that any browser-specific padding applied to elements such as input buttons are removed and by declaring your own settings you know that you are getting a true value across web browsers.
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