David Slack - Web developer
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Arm & Eye
The Arm & Eye website was created using Drupal 6 using a design from Arm & Eye.
The site has a home section, a work section and clients section all using views. The about us page is simply content page and the contact page is the contact form with address and map hard coded.
The Arm & Eye site has many types including 3 types of project with different layouts. All the layouts are created using the Contemplate module which allows different node themes without all the separate files; it save them in the database.
The thing that makes the Arm & Eye really different is the Blog section, called 'Bite Horse'. This has an image for each blog, these images are floated left and masonry used to fit them together exactly. The images for the blogs can then be grouped under different headings to create blog post grouping.
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There are lots of developers out there with varying degrees of experience and expertise, some mid level, some junior and some senior. Some...
First thoughts are Symfony is ace!Only been using Symfony for 1 project but the amount of coding it has saved has been worth the time spent...
The Lost and Found website was built by myself (David Slack) and designed by Arm & Eye.The site was created to promote a bar and...
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Wednesday, 2 August, 2017 - 06:56
There are lots of developers out there with varying degrees of experience and expertise, some mid level, some junior and some senior. Some developers...
Tuesday, 5 March, 2013 - 09:49
First thoughts are Symfony is ace!Only been using Symfony for 1 project but the amount of coding it has saved has been worth the time spent learning...
Monday, 3 December, 2012 - 10:07
As a web developer and web designer I need to take into account everything on a site from SEO, marketing, usability across devices, the look and feel...
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