Yesterday, I had the “pleasure” of working on a HTML email template that was going to be sent from a Lotus Notes client to Lotus Notes clients. If you have had any experience with this dreaded beast, than you know what a troublesome task it was going to be.
The way I see it, trying to [...]

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• Tags: denial, image map, Lotus Notes

Last week we prepared a series of three HTML templates for a small micro site that Sun Life Financial is doing for ParticipACTION.
Sun Life wants you to get moving.
This summer the ParticipACTION Sun Life – Inspire the nation tour travels through 31 communities across Canada promoting physical activity. Join us at a tour stop [...]

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• Tags: micro site, ParticipACTION

In an earlier article I posted back in March, I discussed how I would be working within a CMS product by Telerick called Sitefinity for one of our major clients here at iStudio. Well the designs for the site have been approved by the client and I’m ready to go!
Note: If you are unfamiliar with [...]

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• Tags: App_Themes, MasterPage, Sitefinity, Telerik, template slice, viewstate

During my time as a Web developer I have worked on the development of a number of Web sites, ranging from the small and static (5-10 pages) to the large and dynamic corporate sites that have hundreds of pages. What I’ve found to be consistent in all of these is the way the site map [...]

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• Tags: CodeIgniter, SEO, site map

This morning I checked out a screencast by Nate Koechley called Professional Frontend Engineering, provided by YUI Theater. It’s quite lengthy (1:30), but well worth your time. Although nothing ground breaking or exciting is covered, I found it to be a good kick in the pants. Nate goes over the main technologies that we as [...]

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• Tags: JSLint, Nate Koechley, sprite, YUI, YUI Theater