May 2007
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0 comments Thursday 31 May 2007 | admin | Art & Design News
0 comments Thursday 31 May 2007 | admin | Art & Design News
You may be surprised, but I never ask design-related questions in design project discovery meetings. Some might wonder at this, as it may seem counterintuitive. The reason I don?t ask design questions of the client is the same reason an architect doesn?t ask the client what PSI the building’s load-bearing foundational structures will need to endure.
0 comments Thursday 31 May 2007 | admin | Design View
0 comments Wednesday 30 May 2007 | admin | Art & Design News
0 comments Wednesday 30 May 2007 | admin | Art & Design News
0 comments Tuesday 29 May 2007 | admin | Art & Design News
Our Canberra was wrapped up this week. Some feedback from participants:
Very comprehensive. Can’t wait to put it into practice
0 comments Wednesday 23 May 2007 | admin | Web Design
and are extremely pleased to announce the launch of , a new and exciting series of web events.
The concept is simple: national teams compete against each other to build a website in 24 hrs, putting national pride and web prowess to the test. And the real winners of the competitions? The not-for-profit organisation who is presented with a stunning, fully functional website.
The first competition will take place in Sydney, Australia on 18 August - a trans-Tasman clash between the best of Australia and New Zealand. Following that, on the 9th February, and just prior to Webstock 08, teams from around the world will converge in Wellington New Zealand for a larger international competition. Think geek Olympics!
The competitions will be judged by a panel with a brief to look at such aspects as:
Teams will consist of 7 members, covering all aspects of the web development process. For further information, check out
Those interested in being considered for the New Zealand or Australian teams are invited to register on the FullCodePress website.
We’re also looking for people to take on the role of country organiser for other countries around the world. You can .
Both Webstock and WIPA are passionate about promoting a web standards based approach to web design and development. They see FullCodePress as a way of further spreading this message, whilst at the same time strengthening ties and connections globally amongst the web industry. And being able to help out a worthy not-for-profit organisation is the icing on the cake.
If you are a small to medium sized non-profit organisation that would like a new website, you can
0 comments Thursday 17 May 2007 | admin | Web Design
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