New Ramdaq.com Portfolio Site
Posted on 2008-10-17 [direct link] Tags: Art Photo Ramdaq.
Things have been fairly hectic recently, even more so that usual. But half term is just around the corner and the various illnesses that were afflicting the household seem to have boiled themselves dry for now at least... so things are looking up. With time and energy back on the menu I decided it was time to make good on my promise of a Portfolio website for the sibling, artist and all-round good guy known as Ramdaq.
For various reasons its been a while since I started a new "quick hack" site. This is a shame, as they're by far the most fun to do. The rules are simple - You have to set off with no deisgn or implementation plan. You have to work on a prototype riddled with malformed markup, just to see if it works. You have to use some API or library you're not familiar with. You have to decide the prototype is good enough to go live, even though it still has all those bad markup and cross-site-scripting problems that the "real" one wouldn't have had. And the whole thing should preferably be completed in one sitting, or 24hrs at the worst.
Without further delay I present the stunning new Portfolio site. Long may it lack features and updates!
Posted on 2008-10-17 [direct link] Tags: Art Photo Ramdaq.
Things have been fairly hectic recently, even more so that usual. But half term is just around the corner and the various illnesses that were afflicting the household seem to have boiled themselves dry for now at least... so things are looking up. With time and energy back on the menu I decided it was time to make good on my promise of a Portfolio website for the sibling, artist and all-round good guy known as Ramdaq.
For various reasons its been a while since I started a new "quick hack" site. This is a shame, as they're by far the most fun to do. The rules are simple - You have to set off with no deisgn or implementation plan. You have to work on a prototype riddled with malformed markup, just to see if it works. You have to use some API or library you're not familiar with. You have to decide the prototype is good enough to go live, even though it still has all those bad markup and cross-site-scripting problems that the "real" one wouldn't have had. And the whole thing should preferably be completed in one sitting, or 24hrs at the worst.
Without further delay I present the stunning new Portfolio site. Long may it lack features and updates!
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