[QUOTE=xmariusx;41523316]I've been using something similar for the option buttons on this site: [url]http://www.animetwist.net/[/url] and it works at least down to IE 9. Haven't tested further down.[/QUOTE]
Pretty site, nice and minimal.
[QUOTE=TerabyteS_;41523412]It probably won't, but I have the advantage of developing for Chrome only.[/QUOTE]
I bet a lot of people reading this type of things is running with Firefox as well. Might want to make a plugin that works for Firefox as well. (No idea how this stuff is done, so I have no idea if you can make it work cross browser that easily.)
Not trying to give you more to do, just a thought :P
[QUOTE=xmariusx;41523464]I bet a lot of people reading this type of things is running with Firefox as well. Might want to make a plugin that works for Firefox as well. (No idea how this stuff is done, so I have no idea if you can make it work cross browser that easily.)
Not trying to give you more to do, just a thought :P[/QUOTE]
I might do it if it turned out to be appreciated by a lot of people.
It could be released as a plain userscript for firefox as well.
[QUOTE][T]http://s2.postimg.org/6nq4m4dh5/frontpage.png[/T][/QUOTE]
Could someone tear this up or offer any suggestions?
[QUOTE=Epiclulz762;41533008]Could someone tear this up or offer any suggestions?[/QUOTE]
Needs more padding almost everywhere. You should look into different font families for the markup. Colors aren't terrible but they aren't super pleasing either. I'm not sure I care for the gradient-ed bars at the top. You should probably also reduce the font-size of the navigation at the very top.
It is a very good starting place, just needs some refinement.
If you know what your client wants, functionality wise, in their site then how do you approach a design to meet their requirements and allow space to expand?
[editline]20th July 2013[/editline]
Better yet, how do you approach a modular design?
I'm working on a web interface for a house wide Lutron system.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/Gx1VZQV.png[/img]
Why is it that all existing slider libraries are crap? I tried 3 different libraries and with any more than 5 sliders on a page they were unusable. I ended up writing my own; while testing I could have >1000 of my sliders on a page, each with their own event handlers, without any performance hit.
TODO:
- on/off buttons
- Room on/off indicators
- Area on/off indicators
- Special cases for non-dimmable lights
- Favorites / custom groups
[T]http://i.imgur.com/I3b21Ss.png[/T]
[url]http://project-orion.tk/[/url]
[b]Pointers:[/b]
- Domain is temporary
- Host is temporary
I want to know what Facepunch thinks before I proceed, it looks good so far to me but I'm still looking for advice.
It's a bit annoying using the navigation as you have to hover over the text itself and not the box.
[QUOTE=CBastard;41541345]It's a bit annoying using the navigation as you have to hover over the text itself and not the box.[/QUOTE]
Agreed.
Get rid of the padding on #nav li and do this:
[code]#nav a {
display: block;
padding: 7px;
}[/code]
[QUOTE=rieda1589;41541657]Agreed.
Get rid of the padding on #nav li and do this:
[code]#nav a {
display: block;
padding: 7px;
}[/code][/QUOTE]
Done.
[QUOTE=IpHa;41537194]I'm working on a web interface for a house wide Lutron system.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/Gx1VZQV.png[/img]
Why is it that all existing slider libraries are crap? I tried 3 different libraries and with any more than 5 sliders on a page they were unusable. I ended up writing my own; while testing I could have >1000 of my sliders on a page, each with their own event handlers, without any performance hit.
TODO:
- on/off buttons
- Room on/off indicators
- Area on/off indicators
- Special cases for non-dimmable lights
- Favorites / custom groups[/QUOTE]
It looks exactly like Twitter's bootstrap.
[QUOTE=MuffinZerg;41541724]It looks exactly like Twitter's bootstrap.[/QUOTE]
Probably because it is
Get rid of the rounded corners in the list on the left
if you're going to use bootstrap, please take at least a few minutes to theme your work so it doesn't look like bootstrap
it's not that big of a deal
It's Bootstrap 3.
I'm all ready to release my extension but apparently Google isn't. The Chrome Web Store doesn't allow you to pay the $5 fee to publish apps and it's been like that for months.
In the mean time, I've made the [URL="http://gabrielecirulli.github.io/hn-special/"]promo page[/URL] though.
[QUOTE=TerabyteS_;41546593]I'm all ready to release my extension but apparently Google isn't. The Chrome Web Store doesn't allow you to pay the $5 fee to publish apps and it's been like that for months.
In the mean time, I've made the [URL="http://gabrielecirulli.github.io/hn-special/"]promo page[/URL] though.[/QUOTE]
Installed + using, love it!
[QUOTE=acpm;41543942]if you're going to use bootstrap, please take at least a few minutes to theme your work so it doesn't look like bootstrap
it's not that big of a deal[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I plan to change that eventually. I'll probably move away from bootstrap entirely once I know what I want everything to look like.
EDIT:
I'm not actually using much of bootstrap; I tried their column layouts, but it didn't work well for what I need and I haven't touched their javascript file.
Some guy who made [url=http://dampe.net/frankerz/]http://dampe.net[/url] stole my website design from [url]http://dongers.net[/url]
time for payback
[QUOTE=Fizzadar;41547480]Installed + using, love it![/QUOTE]
Thanks! I can't wait to be able to publish it.
[QUOTE=TerabyteS_;41550887]Thanks! I can't wait to be able to publish it.[/QUOTE]
Would a firefox version be possible?
I assume it wouldn't be hard to make into a userscript form.
[QUOTE=RusselG;41551487]Would a firefox version be possible?
I assume it wouldn't be hard to make into a userscript form.[/QUOTE]
I'll do it if I see there's a good response once I publish it. Or someone will probably do it before me seeing that it's open source.
Still currently working on my website host redesign, still a little way off from being finished, but getting there. :)
[url]https://tinyhost.co/[/url]
Also, I don't particularly want to end up advertising here, as I know that never goes well, but if anyone wants probably 2-3 months of free website hosting, feel free to PM me as I just need to test how my site fairs, you'd be doing me a huge favour!
You won't have to pay for anything, and I will be able to let you know when it's all done.
I went for an Apprenticeship interview last week at a fantastic studio that does Web Design/Dev and Marketing as well as SEO and PPC Advertising and whatnot. I've been invited back for a second interview this week with two other candidates and I'm told that they'll be giving us a task to do. I'm pretty nervous, have any of you guys gone through a similar process and if so what kind of task will they ask you to do?
Aside from this, I'm planning on doing a rough page showing my design skills and I'm completely stuck thinking of what to make. Does anyone have any suggestions? I need to create a page that will show a range of HTML & CSS skills (nothing server-side) as well as my sense of design.
[QUOTE=Snakess;41552956]Still currently working on my website host redesign, still a little way off from being finished, but getting there. :)
[url]https://tinyhost.co/[/url]
Also, I don't particularly want to end up advertising here, as I know that never goes well, but if anyone wants probably 2-3 months of free website hosting, feel free to PM me as I just need to test how my site fairs, you'd be doing me a huge favour!
You won't have to pay for anything, and I will be able to let you know when it's all done.[/QUOTE]
You should probably remove the comma in the tag line below your title.
How about you make a redesign of the company's website?
Or if you have an online portfolio you can show off with that.
We just published a Facebook page for an upcoming project I'm working on, called Quotsee: [URL]http://facebook.com/quotsee[/URL]. If you click Like on the page you'll be able to keep up with any updates about the project. The site itself should be coming in January 2014.
Also check out [url]http://quotsee.com/[/url]
I wanted to know how much padding my steam account has gotten from humble bundles, so I made a thing to do it.
[url]http://vps.jmazouri.com/asp/[/url]
I also wanted to learn asp.net/mono, so it's running on a linux server (which works surprisingly well after 3 hours of me being bad at apache configuration).
Started working on a new version of a website and would love some CnC
on the current mockup.
It's still very WIP and the bottom half needs a lot of work, but I'd appreciate it
if you guys could inspire me a bit.
[t]http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2013/203/f/1/ag_version_2_mockup_by_kalam1ty_ac-d6enj1r.png[/t]
Also, anyone else have problems with photoshop aliasing font-icons? It's driving me nuts.
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