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Showing posts with label HTML. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HTML. Show all posts
1/18/2012
5/03/2011
10/16/2010
GAFFEN.co.uk - layout mostly finished!
Please take the time to check out Gaffen.co.uk some time soon. All that's left to do if prepare my work for upload (I openly confess that that is going to be a no small feat to do, and will take some time). I'm going to try to take it in stages, adding one project at a time.
Thanks to enabling PHP on my server the speed at which I can code has become a LOT faster!
A lot of text-heavy posts recently, I know. There'll be pretty pictures soon.
Thanks to enabling PHP on my server the speed at which I can code has become a LOT faster!
A lot of text-heavy posts recently, I know. There'll be pretty pictures soon.
8/14/2010
Resonance
Two videos that reflect some of my recent thoughts. Enjoy.
In Other news, I have been getting involved with a magazine called Arthur and Albert, you may have heard of them, or not. In any case, click below for the website I have just compiled for them.
If the exploding shark and Keepon are still up in the delights section, that's my doing rather than the magazine. They'll probably disappear soon.
More stuff coming soon, including the collaborative art piece I have mentioned that I'm working on with Alex Chinneck. Also the smallest possibility of some new music soon.
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7/28/2009
An Introduction to CSS Layouts
Being out here with the team has made me start to consider to reasons why I have a blog, as well as the capacity for blogs to be not only a glorified version of the 'round robin' letter but a way of providing resources to a wider community.
In light of this I have decided to open up the doors a little bit when it comes to how I have developed and persue my practice. I decided to start with possibly the most useful and relevant development in relation to my blog, which was the switch from layout tables to CSS (cascading style sheets).
To those who are not HTML-savvy this may all sound like gobbledy-gook. For this I apologise and if you are interested in learning more you could do worse than to have a nose around W3 schools for some HTML training.
In any case, assuming you are already familiar with HTML and a little CSS, this tutorial is a great way to introduce a clearer, more organised approach to website design. It's also incredibly useful if you want to customise your blog. This tutorial has aided my website construction process infinately and I highly commend it.
In light of this I have decided to open up the doors a little bit when it comes to how I have developed and persue my practice. I decided to start with possibly the most useful and relevant development in relation to my blog, which was the switch from layout tables to CSS (cascading style sheets).
To those who are not HTML-savvy this may all sound like gobbledy-gook. For this I apologise and if you are interested in learning more you could do worse than to have a nose around W3 schools for some HTML training.
In any case, assuming you are already familiar with HTML and a little CSS, this tutorial is a great way to introduce a clearer, more organised approach to website design. It's also incredibly useful if you want to customise your blog. This tutorial has aided my website construction process infinately and I highly commend it.
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