The new joshgormley.com website has arrived and it looks fabulous! Kudos to Vicki for a fresh new look. I had three goals with this redesign: Pictures pictures pictures. The first thing that potential customers want to see is pictures, therefore I have put the gallery slideshow right on the home page. Logical menu options. My main menu has gone from… Read more →
Category: Design
In Boston: day 2
Well, this wraps up my second day at the Ajax Conference in Boston. Another day of brilliant people spouting out brilliant ideas. I only hope that my brain can soak in all of the information that has been sent it’s way. First, I have to start off with a quote. Douglas Crockford is a walking soundbite and this one is… Read more →
In Boston: day 1
I’m in Boston right now for the Ajax Experience conference. This is my first multi-day conference and it’s quite exciting. I’ve been able to meet a lot of very intelligent people and learn a whole bunch of things that I’ll be able to put into our workflow immediately. Here’s just a quick list of things that I’m going to be… Read more →
Website redesign
I just launched my newly designed photography website and I’d have to say that I’m exceptionally excited about this. The old site was starting to show it’s age and I really wanted to simplify things a bit. The new site has bigger images on every page, and a consolidated wedding photo slideshow. I really like the big images on each… Read more →
A new look
I just updated my blog with a new look and a new version of WordPress. Now that this site actually looks presentable, I feel like I’ll be more motivated to actually post on a regular basis. I have this weird quirk where I’m more motivated to work on something that I find visually stimulating than I am to work on… Read more →
NUMBER27.org
NUMBER27 / The Work of Jonathan J. Harris I came across this site the other day and have to say that it has quite a few really good design ideas in it. The two items I find especially fascinating are 10×10 and Word Count. Both are attempts at putting large ammounts of data in a small space. Isn’t that what… Read more →