This is just the xHTML document that I usually start off with, already included tags for title, description, keywords, favicon, and stylesheet. I gave up on using the UTF-8 charset because of our good friend IE6 and his ‘white screen bug.’
Ever been looking through a magazine and wondered what font you’re reading? MyFont’s just released a WhatTheFont iPhone app to answer that question!
I took a picture of my mouse pad at work which has one of our client’s logos printed on it. I’ve always wondered what that font was…
The feeling of “I’M BORED” was definitely the impetus for the redesign. I wanted something that was a bit more personal and I always felt like my last design was a bit too “corporate.” I have a few pictures that I’ve taken sampled throughout some of the backgrounds, and just an overall warmer feel. Still [...]
Well friends, I’ll be away from the computer for about a week (jealous?). Me and the wife are heading out to Daytona Beach for Student Life & The Beach 2008 with the students at our church.
Bye!
I just posted a blog over on Groove Commerce’s eCommerce Blog about using product videos on your eCommerce websites. Check it out, and let me know what you think, or if you have any questions.
I’m pleased to announce that eCommerce Gallery has finally launched. This has been a side-project I’ve been working on for quite some time.
1. WordPress 2.5 is out, and looks great. Admin was redesigned by Happy Cog (Jefferey Zeldman’s Crew)
2. Magento just launched it’s first production build (v1.0)
3. Nathan Smith released 960.gs a web design grid system for 960px wide designs.
4. This guy raps about SEO & Conversions (thanks Luke)
I’m a huge Google fan but I laughed a bit when I checked my spam folder today…
In case you didn’t notice, Google put it’s own “Google Alert” in the spam folder.
This is a little bit dated now, but just in case you haven’t heard. Safari 3.1 is out for Windows! This is great news for web developers using a PC, as you no longer have to boot up your Mac to check out your site (though, you probably should as i doubt that they’re completely [...]
There’s still some debate as to whether or not it’s OK to use dropdowns in usable, accessible web design. I’ll definitely say that there are some dropdowns that are really well put together and are both accessible and usable. For example the Suckerfish dropdown seems to do pretty well (while not perfect).
I really enjoy working with the web, and I love helping organizations that give back... my biggest struggle is finding the time to do so. I'm also not that great at talking about myself so you can try to read more about me here but I doubt it will answer any questions; you should probably check out my work or read my blog.