In the Woods – Vertical Centering With CSS
A handy blog showing a number of different ways to centre content through CSS.
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In the Woods – Vertical Centering With CSS
Published September 12, 2013 Tech Leave a CommentTags: alignment, center, centre, css, html
Time to be Sleeping
Published March 7, 2012 Tech , travel Leave a CommentTags: ajax, bigbox network, distrify, film, html, javascript, thurso, time to be sleeping
Last weekend I had the pleasure of travelling to Thurso, Scotland for a film premiere of Time to be Sleeping. Why you may ask…well I was lucky enough to be offered the job of developing the Big Box Network website, the producers of the film.
It is a working progress but I think after an afternoon’s work, the result is not too bad. BigBoxNetwork are an artistic bunch so I know that there will be many future iterations ahead – probably entailing Javascript and AJAX 🙂
We are currently using Distrify, a Glasgow based company, for the distribution of the film. It is a little restrictive to our requirements as 1) we don’t supply and trailer and 2) do not want to offer a streaming option but neither of these exclusions seem to be catered for…?
But like I say, it is a working progress and film distribution is a whole new area for me. But BigBoxNetwork will get there in time for their next film release.
Before I conclude, I have to say thanks to Thurso for such a warm welcome. I last made that long journey to the northern tip of Scotland 17 years ago but I was glad that the locals didn’t make me feel guilty about neglecting them! It is a beautiful part of the country.
So if at all interested please download the film.
Well done Jump Research
Published February 6, 2012 Tech Leave a CommentTags: css, html, html5, JQuery, jump research, louise fraser, market research, ruth cochrane
Last week I got the opportunity to develop the website for my future sister-in-law, Louise Fraser. She has just started her own market research company called Jump Research. Check out the site here.
It was great to be back in CSS and HTML – I had so much fun! I want to thank Ruth Cochrane for the amazing designs and ‘opinions’ (the little characters that appear throughout the site).
I now have the opportunity to extend the content to HTML5 and JQuery mobile but at the moment I just want to say – Good luck Louise!
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