I’ve been wanting to do this for a while now, and after seeing Dan Leech’s really impressive About.me page, I decided to vectorise my avatar so it could be enlarged and I could use it in a few more places – including about.me, without it looking pixelated and blurred.
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Vector WeeMee & More About.me
February 11th, 2011 in Design, Social Networking
I’m Now A Dribbble Prospect…
January 13th, 2011 in Design, Social NetworkingDribbble, the social network used by designers to show off their work in progress has just opened it’s doors to spectators and prospects. Previously you had to be invited — or drafted in — by an existing member of the community before you could do anything on the site.
Album Cover’s on Dribbble
January 10th, 2011 in DesignThis tweet showed up on my time line this morning from @pixeldeath, pointing towards a Dribbble post entitled ‘Make your own album cover in under 10 minutes‘.
CopyJim dot com
September 25th, 2010 in DesignCopyJim.com is copywriter James Wade and he wanted a website to promote his services, and an additional blog make regular posts for existing and potential clients to read. The site was built in WordPress using a custom theme. I’ve previously been starting off with the pre-installed default theme – but recently I’ve switched to using Starkers by Elliott Jay Stocks as a starting point.
Showing Off My Dock
July 28th, 2010 in ToolsI’ve been a fan of Grace Smith’s blog and especially her Dock Series where by she invites a web / design professional to show off their dock, it’s a great way of finding out what other designers are using, comparing their set up to your own – as well as finding new applications. A while ago she ‘opened the floor and invited people to take part’, I screen grabbed my dock and here is a brief explanation on each of the applications that reside on my dock.
Dave Bond Personal Training Website
July 6th, 2010 in DesignDave Bond already had a web presence when he asked me to redesign his aging website, he had begun to explore social media and had set up Twitter and Facebook accounts to promote his personal training services, but his website was falling behind in getting across his message. Dave had lots of ideas about content for the site and how it would be kept up to date, with new content being added all the time in the form of articles he had written or sourced.
RubyFruit Website
May 12th, 2010 in DesignA website that I’ve been working on for quite some time went online earlier this week. I was initally contacted in October last year by RubyFruit, a company that produces a range of jewellery for babies and children. They initially wanted their website in a hurry – built in time for Christmas – this was [...]
Party Invitation Design
August 3rd, 2009 in DesignI was recently asked to design an invitation flyer for a friend’s 30th birthday. Now, I don’t advertise the fact that I can design paper based products as well as websites so I don’t really get the opportunity to do them that often, so I really enjoy these jobs when the present themselves. I am [...]
Clean CSS
May 6th, 2009 in DesignI recently purchased a WordPress Theme that had a CSS style sheet that wasn’t arranged in a format that I’m used to – which made it a bit trickier to work with. So I used Clean CSS which tidied up the CSS and rearranged it into a format that I’m used to, making it a [...]
New T-Shirt Store Launched
April 12th, 2009 in DesignA few months ago a wrote about having a passive income and choosing to design and hopefully sell some T-Shirts online. Well, the website is finished, and in the collection we have 12 T-Shirts with more hopefully added over the coming weeks and months; www.wormsigntshirts.co.uk. The website was built in WordPress, I used the eShop [...]
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