After a weekend that saw 20,000 members bash the hell out of it, I’m pleased to say that our latest website launch for the about-to-be-massive Dirty Pretty Things seems to have gone well.
Just a week after I received my copies of CSS Mastery, I have now received my copies of Blog Design Solutions - and it’s great!
I’m delighted to announce that I’ll be helping judge entries to the amazing Expression Engine $15,000 Shootout. There are lots of huge prizes for the strongest EE-based websites, and you have until the 28th Feb to submit your design.
Following five successful years of running her own business, and nearly two years putting up with me, Emma has finally managed to get me to build her a website.
My beloved Expression Engine - the world’s greatest CMS (it’s unfair to call it a blogging tool) - now has a FREE version, called Expression Engine Core. Whilst this free version admittedly isn’t quite as feature rich as the full version, it has to be said there are now no excuses for not giving it a whirl. And that’s not all…
Finally, I can announce the launch of the new Jon Burgerman website.
I’m risking furious responses here, particularly as I have never used Movable Type and thus don’t really know what I’m on about.
After two months of blood, sweat and tear-soaked tags, today we finally launched Project Facade on behalf of new client, respected artist and all-round good chap Paddy Hartley and his team.
I’m looking for a little feedback for a forthcoming Expression Engine project. Do you use EE? Have you just started using it? Been using it for some time? If so, I’d appreciate your help.
The Collylogic Photo Sets (now removed, sorry!) have been completely revised. Desperate to have all my pages controlled through one admin panel, I’ve finally finished the transition from Gallery Script 1.9 to Expression Engine Photo Gallery - a new module added to the latest EE build. It’s simply awesome.
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