A twenty-four hour web design challenge for charity
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We’re well past the half-way stage and here’s what the teams have been working on for the last few hours: Rolling out designs into templates (that means taking them from Photoshop and turning them into proper webpages) Building these templates … Continue reading
I’ve asked a few people involved to write a bit about what their particular role is in the project. Next up is Eddie Johnston who has the Programming role on Team C, helping the Musical Youth Foundation. Here’s what Eddie has … Continue reading
Wow. It’s two in the morning…
One of the first restaurants to reach out to us was Jo’Burger in Rathmines, Dublin 6. They’ve just run us down 3 deliveries of burgers – 23 in total – all for free. They were REALLY tasty and much appreciated. … Continue reading
It’s pretty much the same story as at 9pm – the teams are developing the designs, starting to turn them into HTML and CSS, working on content, and creating more pages for the sites.
A quick peek at what Ben’s using to help build their site. Notepad++. Editing HTML / JS pages. Photoshop. Editing photos of product for shop Illustrator. Creating graphics for the website. Chrome: Testing the site. InDesign. Making a user manual. … Continue reading
Midnight at 24 the web.
I’ve asked a few people involved to write a bit about what their particular role is in the project. Next up is Stephanie Francis who has the HTML/CSS role on Team A, helping CD’s Helping Hands. Here’s what Steph has to … Continue reading
I’ve asked a few people involved to write a bit about what their particular role is in the project. Next up is Colin Bentley who has the IA/UX role on Team B, helping the Myasthenia Gravis Association. Here’s what Colin has … Continue reading
Still here, still working. Almost halfway there.
