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Free hosting!

When I build sites for clients, I like for them to see the progress as we go along. Instead of using their url,  I set up a temporary site for them to visit.

There are a bunch of free hosting sites out there, but I have often found that they tend to be quite buggy and annoying. Zymic is a great one. I can add multiple sites to my account and they always connect fast and easy. Only problem with free hosting is that it has limited space, so if you happen to have a big image file on your site, chances are your free host won't be able to carry it.

Here is an example of zymic at work - Frances Chewning's Temporary website.

Harvardwood Actors Network

Just started work on our Harvardwood Actors site! This might be our new logo...


Harvardwood

Cushy CMS

I found this great site that allows the web designer (me) to make any site editable for the client (you).
It's super easy to use and best of all it's FREEEEEE! So far no bugs, we'll have to wait and see...

CUSHY CMS

Link above.

New ways to showcase your website

I am digging the "all on one page" way to navigate a site. You click and it scrolls to where you want to go. No need to build several pages, it's all on one.

Check out this Norwegian site I came across:


http://unfold.no

UCLA Extension

Just wrapped up Webdesign II at UCLA Extension. Great class! All about the wonders of jquery! Amazing all the things you can do without having to use flash. Love love love it.

This was my final assignment:


http://inkadinka.zxq.net/tdiproject.html

The rolling images in the header - jquery
The weather widget - jquery
The flicker widget - jquery
The info pulled from wikipedia about Oslo - jquery
The pop up contact box in the footer - jquery

It's awesome

Inkadinka Design

Check out my website for more info on me and my past and present clients!

Jax and Devo

My latest site. Built for the event planning company Jax and Devo in New York City!