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Just finished another project…
Jul. 26th, 2006 09:09 amNow that my client (John Troeller, Tattoo Artist) has approved my work and the site is live, I can post about it here...
http://www.johntroellertattoo.com/
John’s two requirements for his site were simple: No-click image display, and no pop-up windows.
The former was fairly easy using image swap and mouse over commands, while the latter proved a bit more functionally difficult to implement due to the combination of flash and html. Luckily I found a way to do it and get the site done within a reasonable amount of time. Outside of those two requirements were the general guidelines for simplicity and a darker feel. John seems happy with what I was able to produce, though personally I preferred the site with gallery pop-up windows even if it broke his “simplicity” and “no pop-up” requirements.
With this, I now have two semi-professional websites under my belt and am working on a third which will hopefully be unveiled within the next two months. This last one is a labour of love though, and will not be putting any money in my pocket. The plus side is that it will hopefully help build a stronger community of whiskey/whisky aficionados which may lead to some exciting new ventures in the future. Sooner rather than later, I hope…
http://www.johntroellertattoo.com/
John’s two requirements for his site were simple: No-click image display, and no pop-up windows.
The former was fairly easy using image swap and mouse over commands, while the latter proved a bit more functionally difficult to implement due to the combination of flash and html. Luckily I found a way to do it and get the site done within a reasonable amount of time. Outside of those two requirements were the general guidelines for simplicity and a darker feel. John seems happy with what I was able to produce, though personally I preferred the site with gallery pop-up windows even if it broke his “simplicity” and “no pop-up” requirements.
With this, I now have two semi-professional websites under my belt and am working on a third which will hopefully be unveiled within the next two months. This last one is a labour of love though, and will not be putting any money in my pocket. The plus side is that it will hopefully help build a stronger community of whiskey/whisky aficionados which may lead to some exciting new ventures in the future. Sooner rather than later, I hope…
