Marked up the wonderful web designs designs in HTML for The Art of Service, a website set up to market a hospitality board game by Michel Roux Jnr’s co-host on the BBC2 series about service and hospitality, ‘Michel Roux’s Service’. From the site, ‘The Art of Service board game is a training tool for restaurant and hotel owners, F&B directors and hospitality lecturers’.
Posts Tagged ‘css’
New Site for Surrey Contact Sports Specialist
Friday, September 3rd, 2010Whipped up version two of a site for the guys at Nova Forca. Along with a new design, the site moves up to the much improved WordPress 3.
Yell! Microsite HTML/CSS
Thursday, June 3rd, 2010Took designs for a Yell! campaign microsite and converted them to a functioning site. This was a pretty standard psd/design to (X)HTML job.
WordPress Coding for LegionLive.org
Monday, May 3rd, 2010I implemented a new front end design for LegionLive, The Royal British Legion’s online community. The site has a very engaging look and feel, and leverages a good number of web 2.0/social community mediums, providing a hub of activity for Royal British Legion members and friends alike.
PSD to WordPress of Sharply Designed Craftsman Website
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010Coded up a talented designer’s clean tradesman layout. The design focuses on usability and straight to point content. Images play a large role as they’re an immediate endorsement of the craftsman’s ability and skill.
Simple Property Website Spiced up with Jquery
Sunday, March 7th, 2010Coded up a nice clean design for a property and land agency. HTML and CSS are used, as is jQuery for an intersting introduction and page transitions.
Converting a Design to a WordPress Website
Thursday, December 17th, 2009There doesn’t appear to be too many psd to HTML tutorials on the net, so I thought I’d write one. Given the popularity of the WordPress blogging software, I’ll code the design up for WordPress rather than a static HTML site. To reiterate, this is about taking a design (in whatever format), slicing it up in Photoshop, or similar (Gimp), then applying the CSS to the HTML. WordPress features intuitive markup, so I’ll base the HTML around theirs.
Fixing Internet Explorer CSS Problems with Conditional Comments
Thursday, December 17th, 2009You’ve developed a site using W3C best practices; it validates, the markup’s semantic or as clean as possible, and looks great in Firefox. The problem is, Internet Explorer doesn’t quite see it as the designer intended. The CSS is out and in need of a few hacks; but there’s a better, more effecient and tidier solution – conditional comments.
<!--[if lte IE 7]>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/ie.css" media="screen" />
<![endif]-->
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Tags: conditional comments, css, IE6, IE7, Internet Explorer
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