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I always keep websites that motivate me under a tag called inspiration, on my delicious. This is a roundup of websites I have come accross so far this year that really have share that sentiment. They are a collection of the best in design, layout and color. I hope they will help motivate and inspire you in your next big web project. Continue reading
I wrote a post a couple of days ago about getting back into photoshop, I have just been playing around with it again, to remind myself of the tools more than anything else, Ive been getting rusty. Anyway here are a couple of pieces I just finished. Continue reading
I was unaware until recently that Google now offers its own repository for javascript frameworks. It wasn’t until I actually tried this out for myself that I found in most cases my pages loaded faster when I called in jQuery through Google. This you may think Isn’t a smart move, what if Google moves the code URL? well Google have promised the repository will stay fixed for the next 10 years and beyond. so that’s reassurance enough for me. Continue reading
I Have recently been putting together a business model for my freelance work. The intention being that I will have a viable platform that I can use for clients of varying sizes and requirements. As part of this I have been doing a lot of research into wireframes. Continue reading
Whilst working on my content manager I wanted to create a way to show a user if an action had been successful or not. This tutorial will show you how you can quickly and easily implement success callbacks on your own web projects. The code is very versatile and lightweight, its literally just a couple of lines of Jquery, and it gives an awesome effect. To see the code in action check out the demo.
If you have looked at my site recently you will see I have added a new feature into the footer. Its something I have nick named “Soundstream“. Basically its a progression on the idea of a twitter feed. But instead of using twitter, it uses XML feeds from Last.fm to create a list of the last 4 tracks I listened to. In this tutorial I will show you how I have created it, and just how easy it is to create one for yourself. Continue reading
This pretty much personifies me - http://t.co/glu8rD8j #cycling
Follow meEducated to degree level in Digital Media at Canterbury Christ Church University. I have over four years of commercial experience in front end web development. My disciplines include XHTML, CSS, PHP, MYSQL, Smarty and javascript. I am also a keen advocate of the jQuery framework.
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