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Kevin Crawford says:
Hey guys, I just redid my portfolio, and I wanted to see what people think. It's at http://kevinvancrawford.com
Any comments are very much appreciated!
posted Mar 30
BR Interactive says:
Bernstein-Rein Interactive of Kansas City, Missouri is looking for an enthusiastic Junior Interactive Designer with no more than two years of experience. Candidates must demonstrate great use of typography and layout in portfolio pieces.
Moderate to great proficiencies for each of the following, please:
--HTML / CSS
--Flash animation
--Youtube-watching
The ideal candidate is able to write and edit HTML without the use of a WYSIWYG.
Good people skills are important; if you play World of Warcraft we're going to need to see other evidences of your social life. Bonus points are awarded for those candidates whom are familiar with web standards, box model hacks, Jakob Nielsen and Eric Meyer.
posted Mar 5
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imaginepaolo says:
This my Web Design Blog... what about?
posted Mar 5
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Josh says:
I like the look, but it's a tad busy. I don't know what to look at first.
Also, it doesn't scale very well.
Oh, and I think something is wrong with your footer, some things overlap in Firefox
Other then those few things, it's awesome.
posted Mar 11
iamjwal says:
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posted Feb 2
BR Interactive says:
We're looking for an interactive account supervisor with about 4 or 5 years experience. Someone that's technically savvy (Facebook and LinkedIn junkie, knows a thing or two about front-end/back-end development, etc.). This person will provide strategy and interface with clients daily. Bonus points if the applicant can keep creative guys like us on our toes with the next big thing on the web.
We just won TheFWA Site of the Day on January 12, 2008. Our clients include McDonald's, Hostess Snacks, Sunbeam, Mr. Coffee, Crock Pot, Elbow Chocolates, Steve & Barry's, DELL, Ubisoft, Time Warner Cable, BedHead and SunCom Wireless. Visit us at Bernstein-Rein.com.
posted Jan 30
Helen says:
Web 3.0 would be a revolution if...
An insight to upcoming technologies and some useful web design tips in the interview with Columbian designer MR ROGGERS.
posted Jan 25
[gb] Studio says:
We just finished a big project - well, it'll be ongoing, but the first phase is done and it's an exciting one. We're teaming up with indie band, The Autumn Film to give away, in high-quality, drm-free format, a new EP of their music. In their words, "our goal is to get high-quality music in your hands, for free" - and this first download not only has some good music, but also some interview commentary with the band.
Try it out: http://theautumnfilm.com/share/
posted Dec 14
Leon says:
Starfeeder.com is tournament community fansite and blog for the game StarCraft II that I've been working on with mattdetails.com for the last few months.
We're finally launched :D And we have a signup contest going on right now for a logitech G9 laser mouse and steelpad mousepad, check it out! And give us a critiquehttp://starfeeder.com
posted Nov 9
Saxe says:
I'm new to this group and I visited some of the links I found in the postings here. I have to say you guys in all are very good at what you do. It's a hobby I haven't really been paying much attention to lately but I did throw some code around and come up with thishttp://dhcs.cjb.net (shortened url) actual location ishttp://saxe.50webs.com/DHC/index.html - It's only 17kb but takes up 10 pages of code. So I thought some of you might give it a visit and tell me what you think of it thus far.? - Oh and I forgot to mention that this site is not IE friendly. I actually added a re-router to a "why IE sucks page instead". So those of you with Opera or Firefox. - Cheers
posted Apr 9