New website for Corina and Co
Oct 11th By Simon, filed under Current Projects
RootHost are proud to announce their latest web design client, Ringmer based graphic designer, Corina and Co who specialises in pop-up books and paper engineering. Corina has almost 20 years of experience in paper engineering, and during that time has worked with some of the most well known names in children’s books, including Lauren Child, Nick Sharratt and Neal Layton
I met Corina a few weeks ago to discuss this project and was immediately excited about the prospect of working with her on this design. It made a refreshing change to meet somebody who has a clear vision of how they wish the site the look, and an understanding of the industry.
Having children myself, I am somewhat familiar with pop-up books so this project brings an exciting challenge over the coming weeks and certainly something I will be proud to display in my portfolio.
The original website can be found here.
This entry was posted by Simon, on Tuesday, October 11th, 2011 at 3:41 pm and filed under Current Projects and tagged in Clients, Graphic Design, Web Design. Follow any response to this post through RSS 2.0.
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Simon Vincent is a creative freelance web designer from Lewes, East Sussex in the United Kingdom. Simon is competent with current search engine optimisation techniques, has experience with Google Adsense/Adwords/Analytics, builds all websites with W3C standards of valid HTML5 and valid CSS3 in mind, and is also skilled in cross-browser development and troubleshooting. You can follow Simon on twitter @roothostweb.
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#1 written by Simon on Thursday, November 10th, 2011 at 11:25 pm
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Starting to look like a website now and is pulling in some clever uses of php, jquery and css.
Will be a very happy bunny if I can figure out how to always show the post in a lightbox, no matter where the user lands from.