Christopher Scally is a Hove artist producing some fine fresh paintings. He has a new site to showcase his work called Rock Shake Ape. Please check out his wonderful illustrations on his new blog/online gallery. Another friend with a new website is Tim Stannard. He now lives in Madrid and … Continue reading →

17 days to go till the launch of the Nintendo Wii. Here’s a BBC article on the new console. Why not smash it up in front of all the other people queing for their new console, as can be seen at The Register. They did the same last week with … Continue reading →

During the redesign of this site I had to take into consideration the current hot topic of web standards, accessibilty. This is where you design your site with respect to people with disabilities, such as blindness, so that it can be viewed in as many different kind of browers and … Continue reading →

Today I checked out the Nintendo Wii Roadshow happening down at Churchill Square shopping centre. The installation looked great consisting of four demonstration sections each running different games. I’ve laid down a deposit for one of these the moment the release date was announced, being a new Nintendo convert, but … Continue reading →

will be happening to this website over the next couple of days. There may be times it’s down and other times you might get some gibberish on the screen. Thats because I’m doing a live implementation of my new web design. Now you should test your sites on your PC … Continue reading →

Yes, I’ve been hard at work this weekend thinking about this site’s redesign and I’ve come up with a few ideas. I think the new motif will be the King from a playing card. Something similar to this: I’m going for three columns, fixed at 810 pixels. It may not … Continue reading →

Oh well. I didn’t win the award yesterday for Brighton & Hove’s best personal website or blog. Instead it went to Adactio. Which is a well coded and regularly updated website. Well done! One thing I did notice was the number of extremely good looking websites being made in Brighton … Continue reading →