I recently sat down (ok, so it was really an email interview) with David Link of Gatorworks for a few questions about web design, how he works, and a few other random facts. Find David else where on the web on his personal blog: Upsidestudio and follow him on Twitter @davidlink.
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A good site design is held together by the little pieces that stand out. Lately I’ve noticed some kick ass RSS icon displays in some of my favorite sites. What makes these great is that I never noticed them at first, but after a while I began to realize just how much work was spent on such a small piece the design.
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Recently I was approached by someone who wanted to add some styling to the default wordpress navigation. The theme uses <?php wp_list_pages(); ?> for the navigation. The functionality of the site calls for several main pages, with sub pages in each. The layout will be a horizontal menu, with sub pages listed horizontally below.
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Recently I had the task of setting up a new WordPress theme for a local group. In the mock up of the website I had made a search field that required a bit more work than I was used to. It took me a while to get everything in place, so I thought I’d share the steps I went though to achieve the final result.
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Selene M. Bowlby runs iDesign Studios, a design/development company in Florida. She is someone I’ve followed on twitter for sometime and is always good for sharing design resources (@idesignstudios). A while back I asked her to take a few minutes and answer some questions about herself.
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