Its becoming more important to know jQuery. If you haven’t heard of jQuery, its one of the most commonly used javascript libraries used on the web. We use it for the corporate site, Hi, and GO. If your not a frequent developer in javaScript it can be an ordeal either re-learning what you’ve forgotten (I’m […]
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Flickr’s photo page Ajax trick
Flickr recently started previewing their new photo pages. They’re quite nice but it does something that’s been driving me mad and I can’t work out how it’s doing it. It only happens in Google Chrome 5 and I’ve only seen it in a few places. Take a look at this screen capture of Flickr’s new […]
That 3D thing
Last week my brother who is the last person in the world I’d expect to hear give a film recommendation, phoned me to wish me a happy birthday and then went on to tell me that I just had to go and see Avatar, coming from him, it had to be good. So on Saturday […]
Video, Silverlight and jQuery
During our 25 days of blogging last year, Sam talked about some of the new websites designs that we’ve been working on. The 125 website was the first to go live last month and today we have released the website accompanying the exhibition for a new sports development. For both sites we’ve developed some new ways of […]
Aptana Outline Auto-Expansion Monkeyed!
You may have seen my last post Monkeying with my outline! where I apparently managed to get Aptana automatically expanding my outline whenever I viewed a new file in the editor. Well… it didn’t quite go to plan. Long story short, the script only executed properly when it was loaded after editing in the script […]
Rose tinted json
Lately, we have been looking at providing a little automation to parts of the site which are less dynamic, by using some of the data serialisations that we create, with a sprinkling of javaScript magic. Specifically we’ve looked at pulling Edge Hill event data, tagged with “rose theatre” into the Rose Theatre site. Currently events […]
Monkeying with my outline!
After having been here about 6 months I have finally succumbed to the pressure from my boss to make a blog post. Normally my ideas for such posts would be large and grand, take too long to type out, and slip into the infinite chasm that is otherwise known as a draft… I like Aptana, […]
@media2007: Nate Koechley: High Performance Web Pages
This was a presentation for developers rather than designers so I was expecting a lot of information to go over my head, it did, but enough has stuck to write a short post. Nate Koechley is a Yahoo! frontend engineer and designer based in San Francisco. The bulk of his presentation was based around a […]