Jun
13
2011
I Drew Silly Faces and Won a Free iPad

I Drew Silly Faces and Won a Free iPad

by alan · 4 comments

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Not too long ago the fine folks over at Design Festival put on a contest to highlight an interesting web technique with multiple repeating backgrounds and prime numbers with something known as the cicada principle (see the original article here – The Cicada Principle and Why It Matters to Web [...]

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May
23
2011
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ValioCon 2011: Reflections of Awesomeness

It’s been over a week since I attended the first ever ValioCon and I still have a grin on my face thinking about my time there. To be honest, it was the first ever web design/development conference I’ve ever been to and I think it was a fantastic way to [...]

Tagged as: conference, event, valiocon

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Apr
23
2011
Easter with Reality - Home

Easter, Website, and Free Tacos

About a month ago I was asked if I might be able to put together a simple landing page for the Easter service for the church I’m a part of (Realitycarpinteria.com). It was a volunteer job and I only had a day to get it done (because of my schedule) [...]

Tagged as: website

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Apr
08
2011
SBIWA - Home

SBIWA Hits the Town with an Awesome New Website

The newly formed non-profit SBIWA (Santa Barbara Institute on World Affairs) needed a new site to showcase their upcoming events and I was lucky enough to get to design and implement one for them. The goal of the site was to be easy to navigate, have a straight forward and [...]

Tagged as: new, website

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Apr
05
2011
Flare Productions - Top Screenshot

Flare Productions Blog is Up and Running

Tara Jones of Flare Productions needed a blog to compliment her brand new photography website and she turned to Immersus Media. She wanted something a little different but that had a nice clean look. We bounced around a few ideas, I suggested a few things, she puts some ideas down, [...]

Tagged as: blog, photographer, thesis

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