Archive of November 2008
My Associate Cornelius Poster Sale
Micah is putting all of his posters on sale at $10 until the new year. That’s half price, people.
If you want to be cool like me, buy the Ice T poster
Micah says, “you don’t have to like the band to buy the poster!” But I just think he’s greedy and wants all your money.
November 25 at 10:09 PM Permalink
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Matt and I have [mostly] finished working on screenprinter and all-around cool guy Micah Smith’s portfolio website. We built the news, contact, portfolio, and info sections. The store is just a link to his page on Blue Collar Distro.
Micah did the design himself, I mostly just focused on putting the thing together, and Matt made it work. I’m happy with the way it turned out, although I might have to redo some things in the portfolio section to make it more IE friendly. The emphasis is on might. I’m not sure if I want to be friendly to IE users.
The whole thing was built with Ruby on Rails. His blog, which is separate from the Rails server, is powered by Chyrp wearing a custom theme put together by yours truly.
Along with the front-end My Associate User Experience, we’re getting close to finishing a client section where clients can view proofs of current projects. However, this is Top Secret and no one can know about it but you.
Micah is now using RedLists for his mailing list. He’s our biggest user yet. Why not try and outdo him?
Alexandria pointed out that the album art I showed in my previous post features a subject that bears striking resemblance to Anthony Michael Hall.
It’s true.
I love this album art from Lenine
Cracks me up.
HEMI
After over a year in the making (due to various reasons), HEMI, Heartland Community Church’s Missions website, is finally at a semi-complete state. It has been up in its initial form for a while, but I just recently reformatted it coincide with the new Heartland website1. It wasn’t that difficult, given I could just strip the stylesheets and markup straight from the Heartland pages.
It’s mostly a site for showcasing mission trip videos. It has undergone several transformations since its conception. I can’t say it the best work Matt and I have done, since we started it so long ago and have had to work with what we started, but it works and the client is happy.
There are plans for a phase two, and I’m not sure what that will entail.
So yes, Relatively Early Development does freelance. Contact us if you need some work done.
1 We only did the HEMI website, not the Heartland Church site.