Articles Tagged with design
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New aFramework Site; aBugTracker, along with bugtracker.a-framework.org
Published Monday 29th of March 2010
My old todo.txt was seriously starting to get out of hand so I decided it was time I structure all my tasks for all my projects in a little more organized manner.
I've also been wanting to show the public what's in store for aFramework (and its sister sites) for some time now and with the new bugtracker.a-framework.org I've done just that.
I don't really work in sprints but I thought it was fun to build the sprint backlog thingy anyway so I did.
It's also pretty nice to quickly get an overlook of the tasks I should be focusing on atm.
I'm sure most people have no use for a bug tracker but I was so fed up with that old txt-file I just had to do something about it :P
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An Even Newer OurFuture.eu
Published Wednesday 10th of March 2010
OurFuture.eu initially asked for two different suggestions for the new design and I recently finished nr 2.
All the functionality is the same, and most module-styling is identical (both the new design and the old grassy one extends "base-ole" - only the framing is different.
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New OurFuture.eu - Running on aFramework
Published Monday 22nd of February 2010
I've mentioned before that I've been semi-busy (I still find time to snorkel :) with freelance.
A few days ago we went live with the new site (OurFuture.eu) and I'm pleased with how it all worked out.
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Sidkritik.se - Få konstruktiv kritik på din hemsida
Published Monday 15th of February 2010
Många forum har en avdelning för kritik på hemsidor och de är ofta rätt aktiva. Jag har däremot aldrig sett en sida helt dedikerad till just hemsiderecensioner så jag bestämde mig för att bygga en.
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Accessible, Stylish Modal Windows With Modern CSS
Published Wednesday 12th of August 2009
With this tutorial I will try to show you a way to do accessible, stylish modal windows (complete with an overlay-div) without using a single image and just a couple of div-elements.
Our goal is to create a generic modal that can be re-used and that has these basic features:
Modals should be hidden by default, except if the user has JavaScript disabled
The modal should be centered in the view port, even as the user scrolls
The modal should have those semi-transparent, rounded corners I've been seeing a lot of lately :)
There should (obviously) be an overlay behind the modal, preventing the user from interacting with anything behind it
Clicking outside the modal (i.e. on the overlay) should hide the overlay as well as all open modals (could be optional)
Clicking a link pointing to a modal (a[href=#login] for example) should open the modal and display the overlay
Don't use any images and keep it accessible!
You can check out the example here. We'll kick off simple with the HTML.
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New Domain, Design, Front-end and Back-end
Published Monday 1st of June 2009
Por fin! A brand new design on a brand new domain running on a brand new back-end!
It took a little longer than I expected but I've finally "finished" AndreasLagerkvist.com.
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Past Designs
Published Sunday 31st of May 2009
I work as a web developer for a living. By web developer I mean I take a PSD from a designer and I turn it into HTML, CSS and JS. In other words, I never really design for money.
In my spare time, however, and for my own projects, I always like to do the design myself. There's a really nice feeling of satisfaction when you draw something that you actually like.
It doesn't happen often, and most of the time someone else has probably done it before you but it still feels really nice when you look at something you've created yourself and you feel happy with it.
I've created numerous designs particularly for my old site exscale.se. Most of them are rubbish. I mean total rubbish, but here's three that I was actually kind of pleased with after I finished them.
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