This is a far more elegant solution than the one I use on the journal portion of my site.
I am a graphic designer focused on building user-friendly, standards-compliant websites.
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Faux Absolute Positioning
Interesting new approach to CSS layouts. Seem to be a few shortcomings (counteracting a large negative bottom margin with a …
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The Django Software Foundation
With a foundation, Django will be able to continue its growth with new assistance from software operations > large …
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Random Walk through Influences at Freebase
Nice app built on top of the app that I spend my days building.
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The Wysiwym Markdown Editor
I have long loathed TinyMCE. It’s wonderful to see the shorthand markup languages getting some WYSIWYG love.
Now I know what the "double" in double IPA stands for.
Case Study
| Client: | Bell Sports, Inc. |
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| Agency: | Crux Studio |
| Project Date: | May 2007 |
| Skills: | CSS, Design, HTML, Information Architecture, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, |
Working with Crux Studio, designed a new website for the BMX division of Bell Sports, Inc. This site is the first manifestation of a Ruby on Rails powered back-end we built that enables Bell to manage content across several domains. For this portion of the …
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