As a a web designer, I regularly grab and email screenshots of various websites. I send screenshots to clients to point out cross-browser compatibility issues (obviously on their old websites; not on ones I have created. Ha-ha.) When working with a web developer, I often use screenshots to report error messages or to highlight a […]
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About three years ago I took a weekend course at Central St Martins on Macromedia Flash. The course met for 4 or 5 hours for six Saturdays in a row. I attended all the sessions except one, when my oldest child (who was then only an baby) was sick. The course was taught by Ray
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Earlier today, I was doing a bit of tweaking and maintenance to the web server I hire from Memset.com. More specifically, I was poking around the Web Host Manager control panel, trying to resolve some email issues for a client whose site and email I host. When I looked at the Mail Delivery Stats (something
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In recent months, I have started using Adobe InDesign to create page layouts for websites. No, not to create the actual layout in a Dreamweaver or in a hand-coding sense, but as a tool for sharing design concepts and creative ideas with clients. InDesign offers effective design control (in an Illustrator-sense) to make it a
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On Tuesday of this week, I gave a presentation on websites as part of Central St Martins’ Fask Track Programme. More specifically, I spoke to professional creatives who either just had started or were about to start their own businesses about the need for to have a business website, about how to get a website
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When casually surfing the net the other night, flipping about hither and thither, I made my normal stop on Drew McClellan’s site to see what he had to say. From there I popped through to Klaus Komenda’s site. Boy, was I pleased with what I found there! In a post about Debugging IE, Klaus listed a variety of tools for doing so.
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Recently, I created a website and promotional postcard for a wonderful street arts festival called Arts Fresco. The festival is organised by Caterina Loriggio, an amazingly creative and professional festival director and street arts programmer, and is held in the lovely village of Market Harborough. Now in its sixth year, the line up at Arts
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After what seemed weeks, months, years even, my ISP has returned my account to full broadband service. As is typical for the abysmal quality of my ISP’s customer service, the broadband was switched on without any notice. Even though I had called several times a day for the past week or so – specifically enquiring
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Liam Dempsey is a marketing and design consultant. Through his business, LBDesign, he works with businesses and non-profits in the US, UK, and beyond. He loves pizza, craft beers, and time with family and good friends.