I just finished working on ‘another’ site for the wife of a cohort of mine. Mrs Tiffany Kemp runs a commercial management business called Devant. Much like her husbands website, the devant site needed a re-fresh, so that’s what we did, and this is the end result.
Let me know what you think.
I just finished working on a site for a cohort of mine. Mr Simon Kemp is perhaps the best wedding & portrait photographer ever but his old website just didn’t cut the mustard. We did a bit of a deal and this is the result.
Let me know what you think.
I’ve been playing about with some ideas for the re-design in Fireworks…
So, I’m doing a live re-design. But… before I ditch my CSS and start fiddling with the page markup I want to take stock of what’s here and decide what will stay, and what will go. At present the site is split into three primary sections; ‘blog’, ‘source’ and ‘bio’, each of which contain sub sections:
I’m keen to follow the ‘KISS’ approach for this re-design so it’s out with anything no one ever looks at and time to focus on the worthwhile bits.
Here’s what the revised structure might look like:
So, I’m pretty clear regarding the blog and bio sections, ‘bio’ will remain pretty much as is, ‘blog’ will be simplified to make finding what you’re after easier and quicker, but ‘source’… I have no idea… does anyone use this stuff? Let me know what you think.
Apple announced two ‘amazing’ new products at Macworld today! They never cease to amaze, although I still reserve judgement on the nasty iMac.
First up is the Mac mini. It’s a Mac, but it’s mini. Basically it’s a miniture Mac base unit. So… if you already have a PC with USB keyboard, mouse and DVI or VGA monitor, then you’ve got everything you need to get started. It starts at just �339! Flog a few more bits on eBay and I could be on my way to my first Mac.
Next up is the iPod shuffle, although I reckon a Capcom Streetfighter inspired tag of ‘Super iPod mini’ woulda worked just as well, then the 1Gb model coulda been called the ‘Super iPod mini turbo edition’.
The iPod shuffle does away with all the cleverness and keeps things simple. You load your tracks, it shuffles them. Not entirely sure how that might work out but it could be kinda cool I think, and for only �69 I could well bring myself to snap one up as soon as just for the hell of it. :)
