Posts in: (x)HTML
- Web trend spotting: Sliding, whiz-bangy JavaScript-driven pages
- I’m noticing a trend: HTML, CSS and JavaScript-based web sites with the same slick animation we usually associate with Flash. This is the bleeding edge of client-side web development (unless you count Ajax, which involves some server communication). And it’s all made much easier by JavaScript libraries such as Mootools + Moo.fx, Prototype and Script.aculo.us. [...] [12 Jun 2007]
- Project rundown: Museum of Design - Atlanta
- FletcherMartin just launched a new web site for the Museum of Design - Atlanta (MODA). I did all of the front-end web development except for the store (design by Brad Sarmiento). I installed and configured WordPress to manage the Exhibits and News sections of the web site. I also managed the transition between our development [...] [11 Jun 2007]
- CSS Off: Show your mad CSS n1nja sK1LLz
- CSS Off First contest: June 1, 2007. One web design. 24 hours to mark it up to the best of your ability using (x)HTML and CSS (and JavaScript if need be). $30 prize (or a $50 donation to a charity of your choice). But most importantly, the right to call yourself “l337 css-0r.” [17 May 2007]
- Review: WorkSpace
- What would you expect from a basic text editor? Let’s create a list of features: Support for plain text Syntax highlighting for HTML, JavaScript, CSS, PHP, SQL, Java, and Perl. Limited auto-complete Ability to connect to multiple FTP servers at once Ability to upload, download, rename and delete [...] [15 May 2007]
- Reebok’s Run Easy
- A pretty cool piece of technical work: strictly an (x)HTML, CSS and JavaScript front-end — no Flash necessary: Run Easy. I’m interested to know the firm behind the site. UPDATE: As Paul Irish posted in the comments, Boston-based web firm Molecular developed the site. [7 May 2007]
- FletcherMartin.com: The tech overview
- As I mentioned in a prior post, my employer launched two new self-promotional sites: OurIndustryIsBroken.com and a redesigned FletcherMartin.com. I developed the CSS, HTML and JavaScript for FletcherMartin.com, along with the PHP script that powers our contact and recruiting forms. (My only role in OurIndustryIsBroken.com was suggesting that lovely cream-colored background.) None of the code is particularly [...] [23 Apr 2007]
