One of the more complex web design projects I’ve recently been involved with is this “site in a box” Drupal intallation profile for the Transition Town movement. Check their map for a sense of the number of our potential clients.

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One of the more complex web design projects I’ve recently been involved with is this “site in a box” Drupal intallation profile for the Transition Town movement. Check their map for a sense of the number of our potential clients.

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– 29/04/2010
In 1996, while in my third year at Central St Martins college of design, I devised a basic system for displaying the spoken word typographically. Since then I’ve expanded it into a full notation system. I’d really value your feedback and ideas on ways to improve it as well as any input from speech-writers, screen and stage writers and radio producers on whether this would be of any use to you.
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– 11/08/2010
I was recently asked by Ed Mitchell from the Transition Network to participate in an experiment to share the authoring and management of the TransitionTowns Twitter account along with top bloke Richard Barnett of Transition New Forest who posts to Twitter on the TT New Forest account.
Posted in folio.
– 07/08/2010
I just found this series of videos from Rob Newman’s History of Oil series via a comment link from Mike Ruppert’s excellent From the Wilderness blog. I thought they were so insightful as well as funny that I’d post the lot here in a series so you can watch the whole lot. Enjoy: Continued…
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– 28/05/2010
The basic content page is a fairly bog-standard three column model with a wide range of regions which collapse based on block allocation, via the usual Drupal theme layer conditional regions. However, we are exploring using Context module or Panels to assign blocks and region visibility. Continued…
Posted in live projects.
– 30/04/2010
Rest in Peace, Email 1965? – ?2010
If you believe Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg’s comments at the recent Nielsen’s Consumer 360 conference, then Email is set to die-off in only a few years, but if you read Austin Carr’s recent Open Thread article on FastCompany I think you see a far more likely scenario emerge, i.e. some sort of phased transition or continual upgrade…
Anyway, to appropriately mark the passing of such an important part of all our lives, the professional lovely lady Beth Kanter suggested I carve a memorial tombstone (using JJ Chandler’s Tombstone Generator tool).
This is what I came up with but please add your own suggestions in the comments:
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By Chris – 03/07/2010