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Before I get a chance to write this up properly I’ve updated my list of notes taken during the session. It is the second time I’ve seen Michael Mahemoff. You can also read his blog of the event. google developer relations. periodic table of elements. Existing extensions: awesome screenshot control freak – update css and… Continue reading Creating Chrome Browser Extensions

I’m making a few changes to this site to improve how it appears through Flipboard. I’ve added an extra RSS feed that makes better use of the page content and includes images where required, add this site of Flipboard if you want to see how it changes. In my quest to improve I came across… Continue reading treesaver.js

I umm’d and ahh’d about the title of this post for a while because I wasn’t sure I could call the responsive design newsletter successful. To me that seems a little big headed and it wasn’t until I had someone at a bar come up and tell me that they loved the newsletter that I… Continue reading Running a Successful Weekly Newsletter

Today we had a client looking to represent some renovation work on a historic piece of pavement dating back to the 10th Century. Before we embarked on sketching out the possible layouts for the time line we discussed the data/information that we needed to display to the user so that we could work out the… Continue reading Creating a timeline on your site

Scoping web projects can be a long painful process, but done right you can make it an enjoyable process for you and the client and the project will be much more successful because of it.

I love surfing. As much as I love surfing though I was born and bred in a town that produces surfable waves 10 days a year and they always coincide with the natural disaster that a cyclone brings. If that wasn’t bad enough you can throw into the mix that our ocean is full of… Continue reading Why responsive design is like more than just water