- CSS Inspiration: Jason Santa Maria (v4)
- 3 October 2008 Comment (1)
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I have to confess that prior to experiencing Jason Santa Maria’s latest design reincarnation of his personal website unfold, I thought about how blog designs have become somewhat stuck within what can be done in the header, the footer and around the content area. Here’s to proving me wrong. I’m absolutely in love with the whole concept of giving each article its own fitting art direction. You see, I’m a firm believer that good designs are a mix of personal, popular and wise decisions. Great art direction and writing are what touches the audiences soul. JSM is doing all that with his blog. Feels like when you’re reading articles in your favorite printed magazine, don’t it?
- WSMY Showcase: Loon Design
- 12 March 2008 Comment (7)
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We got served by Kai Loon recently on XHTML Challenge, a website that lets you compare your website’s validation and code markup with other folks out there. Thanks for the head’s up, buddy! Head to Kai Loon’s blog for some very useful tutorials on Photoshop and Illustrator and don’t forget to check out some of his self-styled comics. And for the record, WSMY validates!
- CSS Inspiration: Future of Web Apps
- 16 February 2008 Comment (0)
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Three days of fantastic speakers, amazing content and the hottest parties! In Miami! Oh yeah. We’re talking about the Future of Web Apps. What were you thinking about?
- CSS Inspiration: Flagler College Graphic Design
- 11 January 2008 Comment (0)
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I have to admit, the Flagler College Graphic Design website makes me want to study graphic design all over again. I’ve never seen the gothic look and feel done this perfect. Even the CSS/HTML coding is immaculate. I’m drooling…
- WSMY Showcase: DreamDesign Studio
- 7 January 2008 Comment (2)
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A freelance web designer from Perak, Malaysia, Bel Koo has had her graceful work showcased in CSS and blog design galleries from all over the world. Check out the newest edition of her personal portfolio and weblog, DreamDesign Studio, and you’ll see why Bel is our very own CSS Princess.
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