With apologies to the Marcus Angermeier whose original is the famous:
What is Web 2.0?
I was asked this question this week by the organiser of an event that I was asked to talk about called “Power your Business with Web 2.0” (I can’t seem to direct link the event on the Creative Networks site?)
You know what [...]
“The plumber’s tap always drips”, or so they say. The same is true of web consultancies.
For a good few years I’ve had a nagging embarassment at my own company website, 3form, in that it hasn’t changed significantly since about 2002 when I first built it in about 48 hours over a weekend.
Geekier readers will know [...]
By stef
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Posted May 27, 2008
in Articles, Blog
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Tagged 3form, Adobe Illustrator, blueprint css, Cascading Style Sheets, design, homepage, quick, redesign, Web design, Web Design and Development
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Yesterday I was honoured to attend my first School of Computer Science Industrial Advisory Board meeting at Birmingham University. Amongst the esteemed people I was mixing with I got talking at length to Andrew Watson from Object Management Group and the man behind no2id.net - a very convincing series of arguments on why the compulsory [...]
Yesterday evening was the launch of the Birmingham Post’s much anticipated supplement, the “Power 50 - Who is really shaping the future of the West Midlands?” at Birmingham Future’s AGM. The supplement is out today and apparently I’m ‘in’ at number 20, which was a something of a pleasant surprise, especially given the tough month [...]
Following the blog post I wrote about the new 2012 Olympics identity, I was invited to write a short piece for the Birmingham Post which was published today. Here’s it is:
The new identity for the London 2012 Olympics was launched this week and it would be generous to describe the public’s reaction to it as [...]