Web Development

Cooliris 0

Posted June 4, 2009

cooliris

With one simple download, you can view your iPhoto collection on a visually stunning 3D wall, right in your web browser.

This is brillant, it’s quick and easy to view your photos – a must download – www.cooliris.com

42 Good Things 0

Posted January 8, 2009

Great site for a new Samsung phone. The use of video within flash is seamless and quick to load up and view.

You can browse all the functions of the phone, then watch a video of the phone abilities in action. Read more »

Twin Peaks San Francisco – HDR Time Lapse 0

Posted November 12, 2008

Nice HDR photography of time lasped San Franscico .

This was an HDR time-lapse from Twin Peaks. It was a glorious moment because mother nature was behaving, unlike the last 2 early morning efforts where I was too fogged in. I was also shooting with my new Nikon D700 and a new 14-24mm ultrawide which is just a great combo since the D700 is a full frame camera!

Twin Peaks San Francisco Sunrise (HDR time-lapse) from Chad Richard on Vimeo.

amd Typography 0

Posted November 4, 2008

Another great use of typography to explain a brand/concept. Nice use of movement that seems to be the style used these days.

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Typography in Motion 0

Posted November 4, 2008

Love this video from ilovetypography.com love the animation and sequence.

DrupalCon – Event for Drupal Developers 0

Posted November 2, 2008

DrupalCon is the official Drupal unconference that attracts the most talented open source developers and innovative web shops in the world and brings them together to share knowledge, make decisions on the future of Drupal, and get to know each other in person.

Extend Wordpress, 5 tips and tricks – Part 1 0

Posted October 20, 2008

Extending Wordpress is a great way of getting more from your blog/website. Here are a few links to things you can do.

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Get Sign Off – online proofing tool 0

Posted September 24, 2008

Got my invite to a new service called Get Sign Off. It’s essentially a proofing tool that a client or team can then view and comment on. You can overlay notes and edits directly on the designs or documents (although only gif, png or jpeg can be used). You can follow these conversations via RSS or email.

I really like the simplicity of the service, it’s easy to set-up users from your team then create logins for clients to come in and add there comments and requests.

The one thing I have found is to delete a client you have to delete the entire project which is rather weird considering clients and there teams can change.

Other than that I can’t fault it, simple and easy to use. Get sign off is invite only at the moment, and once you do get an invite you don’t get any to share, so why not sign up!

www.getsignoff.com