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After this recent recession and the decline in consumer spending, it’s heartening (after a fashion) to see a new technological money spinner in the form of a “3D Ready” television. In the wake of Avatar, Beowulf and Alice In Wonderland at the cinema there will be the inevitable (quietly accepted as the better alternative to [...]
Mon, April 5 2010 » technology, Web developing » No Comments
I’ve been working with Hughes Design developing their new website and it’s finally live at www.hughes-design.co.uk The website has plenty of information on capabilities, the team and previous clients and work. As well as graphic design, branding and website building, Hughes Design are now providing mobile website development. I’m now part of the iPhone Development [...]
Tue, March 23 2010 » ajax / javascript, PHP, Web developing » No Comments
I just made the new website for MJW Office Moves Ltd live and it can be found here: www.mjwofficemoves.co.uk/ The website was designed by Hughes Design and coded by Dan Atrill (DJA)
Mon, March 1 2010 » Web developing » No Comments
According to BBC news ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8492862.stm ), there’s a petition been launched calling for the phasing out of Internet Explorer 6 as a web browser. This has been a raging debate for some time, and as the petition reportedly states, the browser which was launched in 2001, “… IE6 has security flaws and uses outdated [...]
Tue, February 2 2010 » Web developing » 2 Comments
The new website for construction company, Maylim Ltd, is now live at www.maylim.co.uk. Built on a CMS structure it will have easily updatable sections for projects. Coding and development by Dan Atrill, design by Hughes Design.
Fri, January 22 2010 » Web developing » No Comments
I’ve used Lightview several times now and most times it’s worked straight away. This time I had a few issues. First off, the script files didn’t live in the usual place on the website, so I had to make sure I targeted them correctly so that effects.js, part of the scriptaculous / prototype library was active. It’s easy enough to test that a file is loading using Firebug in Firefox or the new Developer tools in Safari.
Wed, January 13 2010 » ajax / javascript, Web developing » No Comments
I’ll be full-time freelancing in January 2010 so needed to update the CV / portfolio. As most of the work will be freelance I though it would be better to create a website that showed off some of the work I’ve done over the last 10 years. (I’ve been creating websites for longer than that [...]
Sat, December 19 2009 » Web developing » No Comments
A new version of Trinity PR’s website has gone live today at: www.trinitypr.co.uk with PHP and CSS by Dan Atrill, design by Hughes Design.
Thu, November 19 2009 » Web developing » No Comments
Phase one of a new website for London based Crewd Recordings goes live today. You can find it at www.crewd.co.uk Watch out for further developments very soon.
Thu, November 5 2009 » Web developing » No Comments
A new site for AJ&L Electrics goes live today at www.ajlelectrics.co.uk. Designed by Hughes Design. Check it out.
Fri, October 16 2009 » Web developing » No Comments
Dan Atrill is a full-time web developer with over 10 year's professional experience. Based in London, he's a director of DJA, a web company providing services to small to medium size businesses (SMEs), including Wordpress and Joomla development, AJAX, PHP and ecommerce integration, and a lot of detective work in unraveling code from existing websites.
For more info on Dan Atrill visit the new portfolio site: http://www.djaonline.co.uk or
Visit the new Amazon-based store
Dan Atrill is a full-time web developer with over 10 year's professional experience. Based in London, he's a director of DJA, a web company providing services to small to medium size businesses (SMEs), including Wordpress and Joomla development, AJAX, PHP and ecommerce integration, and a lot of detective work in unraveling code from existing websites.
For more info on Dan Atrill visit the new portfolio site: http://www.djaonline.co.uk or
Visit the new Amazon-based store