Coffee & Chairs is a project designed, developed, and published solely by me.
It is simply a place where people can browse, upload, and share beautiful cafes from all over the world.
I built it on the WordPress platform with a mountain of customisation. I used PHP, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
View it here.
An online store for the Australian distributor of Biosun Products.
Plenty of WordPress, JavaScript, PHP, HTML, CSS.
A site where new content (articles and photos mainly) can be published from anywhere and displayed in different formats on different pages. Designed in photoshop and built on the WordPress platform. I first designed the header motif and the rest of the layout followed.
I also built a mobile site targeting smart phones that reads from the same database, but looks sexy on your mobile. I did all the coding, but didn’t design the mobile site myself, so I won’t show it here.
WordPress, JavaScript, PHP, HTML, CSS, facebook and twitter widgets. It’s all there.
This is a little script I found rather handy when I was recently trying to work out how to remove the url field from the comments section on a wordPress blog without actually modifying the core wordPress templates. If you … Continue reading
A Sunday walk at Lake Mountain. This is what it looks like.
A couple of snaps I took for carshowroom.com.au
If you build wordpress sites with membership capabilities, you will know that wordpress requires a unique username, unique email, and a password to register for your site. Given that every email address must be unique, it renders the username field … Continue reading
A simple brochure style website built on the wordPress framework so that timetables and documents can be updated in-house. There’s a custom image sildeshow built with javaScript. View it here: www.gealc.org.au
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I took a boat down the Adelaide river, about an hours drive out of Darwin, Australia. Here are some of the shady characters swimming beside the boat.
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I’ve mentioned before that I prefer to write scripts myself instead of using wordpress plugins, however I do believe there’s no point wasting countless hours reinventing the wheel. If you can write it yourself, sure, but if it’s going to … Continue reading
WordPress plugins are great. They can cut out a heap of work if you find one that suits what you’re trying to achieve, and most of the time they are free, which again is great. However, there’s great satisfaction in … Continue reading
Take a walk around Melbourne CBD anywhere between 8am and 10am on a weekday and you will notice the majority of morning streetwalkers share a mutual love for the same substance. I’m talking about that drop of golden inspiration that … Continue reading