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Recent and active websites

By adminPublished: June 27, 2011

Showcase of active and recent projects.

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R.Performance UI Design for Remesys

By adminPublished: November 29, 2011
My latest consulting work was to redesign Remesys's R.Performance web-based software system. The brief was simple. Update the interface to a modern look and feel. "Remesys’ R.Performance software is a web-based performance and development solution that allows organisations to administer their performance and development review processes." Read more The previous version was based on a very narrow and "safe" color scheme and user interface layout. In todays tight competition among web-based Read more [...]
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What is a front-end developer?

By adminPublished: August 8, 2011
For many in the web industry the title"Front-End Developer" is well known but for many recruiters, agencies, HR professionals and general public the title is unknown or they simply do no understand what it means. In short, a front-end developer is a person who is responsible for the visual elements on a website such as layouts, elements, content, effects, photo libraries etc. A front-end developer codes in HTML and CSS mostly and can add javascript elements such as tabs, accordions and slideshows. Read more [...]
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NYC Photo exhibition

By adminPublished: June 20, 2011
A BIG thank you for all the friends who came to my opening exhibition at Zohara's Cafe in Bondi. We had a great time and hopefully will join again in my next event.   One winter night in NYC while going back home on the upper west side, heavy snow fell and covered the city. Everything stood still, quite a magnificent experience in a city that doesn't stop. I rushed up to my apartment, grabbed my Rollei a tripod and a few 3200 ISO roles of film and started taking photos of my "hood". Read more [...]
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