Another update to my website driven by a client. I've been experimenting with driving Flickr images to a website to create a flexible site for a local (Edinburgh) photographer to showcase her work. I came across the excellent Pictobrowser, a free, online gallery maker which can be embedded in your webpage of blog. So you get much of the convenience of a Content Management System without the database hassle. You can change the images called just by editing your Flickr sets. Alas, only for photos.
Showing posts with label Design Jack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design Jack. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Design Jack Website
Another update to my website driven by a client. I've been experimenting with driving Flickr images to a website to create a flexible site for a local (Edinburgh) photographer to showcase her work. I came across the excellent Pictobrowser, a free, online gallery maker which can be embedded in your webpage of blog. So you get much of the convenience of a Content Management System without the database hassle. You can change the images called just by editing your Flickr sets. Alas, only for photos.
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Design Jack,
web
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Design Jack Website (at long last)
After years of claiming it would happen, my website is finally live, well, live-ish. Still missing one page, which seems a bit easy to remedy, unless you consider that a similar page has taken me the best part of this long weekend and last weekend to get up as it contains 50-odd layers. So be nice, but comments and corrections more than welcome. And yes, Jonathan Bean, I've probably missed photo credits.
So, if you have the time, take a look at www.designjack.co.uk.
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Design Jack,
portfolio,
web
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