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Mobi Living website
I can't believe its been since July last year since I last wrote in this blog. I'm sure there has been lots of people spamming their refresh buttons, breaking keyboards and fingers waiting for an update. Get ready, here it is. Yeehaw!!!
Mitchell Torrens website launch
Just launched a website for Mitchell Torrens. Fans of Mitchell will be able to keep up to date with his movements and what he is up to.
Mater Fire Safety
I worked with artshak who supplied the creative to create the layouts for the Mater Fire Training module. What I created was HTML5 layouts which uses HTML5 video which works in all browsers.
Central Coast Coatings website recently launched
Recently launched a website for a local Gold Coast Painter. If you are looking for a experienced, professional and reliable painter, I would suggest that you give Joel a call on 0488 196 776. You have a look at his website also. centralcoastcoatings.com.au
eco d e-commerce website launched today
Today I launched an e-commerce website for eco d. The site is built with LemonStand and has a lot of custom functionality including a stockists module which uses Google Maps.
Rob Mills website powered by Wordpress
Recently relaunch the Rob Mills website. The new site is build in wordpress and I worked with Lee Wong on this project.
Miss Bossy Boots website powered by SilverStripe and jQuery
Yesterday the new site for Miss Bossy Boots was launched. The site is basically a collection of photographers works. I worked with the Envelope Group who provided the creative for the site.
Using jQuery to access an element from the parent frame from an iFrame
Short and sweet post today. To access an element in the parent window from within an iFrame you can use the following:
Rakumba website built with SilverStripe and jQuery
Recently launched the Rakumba site. This site is completely custom built using SilverStripe & jQuery and contains galleries & a custom slideshow. The slideshow for Prahran Town Hall is pretty cool, check it out.
McAllister Alcock Architects website built using SilverStripe & jQuery
Recently we re-launched the McAllister Alcock Architects website. It is reminiscent of a flash built website and it uses jQuery and css to acomplish this.
