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gjacobs Utah Innovative Yet Simple and Cost-Effective Internet Marketing http://innovationsimple.com/ 2009-11-10 11:56:03 UTC

jjeffryes @barney It's not about using a particular framework, and more about your design philosophy. It takes a little more time at the beginning, but it saves a ton of time later, especially on larger sites with a lot of variables. Build everything fluid and your work handles the unexpected better. 2009-07-30 17:13:23 UTC

gason %NonExclusiveWebDesign Trying Blellow! I´m sure I´ll be looking for help here soon! 2009-04-29 02:25:44 UTC

jordanbrown Im New to blellow. I look forward to connecting here! Really cool. %NonExclusiveWebDesign 2009-04-03 19:38:45 UTC

dondavidvera %NonExclusiveWebDesign now working in flex with flash... using the flex kit for flash!! so easy so cool! :D 2009-03-24 15:57:55 UTC

kali7 @ranie yes!!! 2009-03-23 06:26:59 UTC

ranie @barney I think sometimes these css "gurus" have to much time on their hands ;) And sometimes It seems that their just trying to make things "easier" by doing it "harder"... 2009-03-16 15:37:15 UTC

tonyjansen @barney choosing a grid (ie one of those frameworks), rather than developing one suited to the project at hand, seems a bit odd to me. 2009-03-16 15:18:24 UTC

joe Company-wide intranet/internet employee portal (for work), redesigning a veterinary college website from ASP to ASP.Net 2009-03-16 13:24:42 UTC

ericaogrady @barney was this is reference to Ethan's ALA article? http://alistapart.com/articles/fluidgrids I've used CSS Blueprint in the past (with great success) - back when I actually designed more then crafted Social Media Marketing Campaigns ;) 2009-03-06 00:04:21 UTC

ericaogrady @barney hehe - My friend John Resig knows a thing or two about jQuery...Thanks for reminding me that I haven't spoken to John in a long time. Thank goodness SXSW is around the corner! 2009-03-05 23:59:36 UTC

mdrisser @barney I think its both a lovely achievement and something I would put into practice. With a little but of CSS positioning your not stuck in the grid, which can actually make @kali7 's centered circle really stand out. 2009-03-05 02:28:11 UTC

kali7 @barney yeah, grids are also less versatile, what if you want to be completely different and centre a circle or a square frame horizontally and vertically? Maybe we should start a "share favourite bit of code" section... I love creating unusal portal pages that sit the middle of any screen! 2009-03-04 21:47:30 UTC

bolora @barney be more specific: what is "large chunks of stuff". By sliding do you mean drag an drop? 2009-03-04 18:35:06 UTC

boborchard %NonExclusiveWebDesign Pumping out the front-end design and code for a new social networking application!!! Beta slated to start in the next month or two 2009-03-04 14:00:04 UTC

woosterpublishing %NonExclusiveWebDesign I like the name of the group! 2009-03-04 13:22:37 UTC

barney working on a framework for an events aggregator %NonExclusiveWebDesign 2009-03-04 13:01:22 UTC

kali7 @barney to be honest, I keep looking at it, but I can't see how its supposed to save me time.. it seems messy to me. Besides do you really need a grid to line things up? I prefer to keep an index with favourite bits of code that do blah blah, and then copy paste as necesaary.. that saves ME time. 2009-03-04 04:13:47 UTC

barney %NonExclusiveWebDesign anybody had any experience of sliding large chunks of stuff about in jQuery? 2009-03-03 22:18:42 UTC

barney what's everybody think of this Fluid Grid stuff? Would you ever put it into practice, or is it a lovely technical achievement but simply not appropriate for 9/10 websites? %NonExclusiveWebDesign 2009-03-03 22:16:58 UTC

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