Western Australian Goverment
8th of Jun, 2007ce* in: dadako, websites
Working from provided images I created these templates with xhtml and css. Performs very well on all browsers, validates perfectly. Although when you hand over something like this and let the final client begin to update (all pages can be changed via a CMS) you have no idea what they might throw at it.
The site is aimed primarily at a Japanese audience, although it runs with bilingual content.
A very good project for all parties involved and glad to see it up and running. Felt a bit strange just doing the coding work, but nothing out the ordinary for me as a webdesigner.
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Fit for Charity
A poster for a the annual FIT (Financial Industry in Tokyo) run
Bamboo
2 pieces of vector Bamboo, free for use on commercial or personal projects.
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Client: Ultra Super New
Roles: programming
Related Link: http://www.wa-japan.net
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