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James Counter | Front End Designer based in London » FHM Shortlisted for three AOP awards
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FHM Shortlisted for three AOP awards. On Apr 27, 2011 in Blog. FHM has been shortlisted for Product Team of the year at the AOP awards 2011. If we win then David Williams. Creative Director), Andrew Howell (Development Team Lead), Mani Manivannan (Developer) and myself will be collecting the award. Fingers and toes crossed! FHM has also been short listed for Best Consumer Website and Consumer Editorial Team. You can check out all the other shortlists here. Media Queries and Repsonsive Design.
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James Counter | Front End Designer based in London » Home
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All posts will appear on the homepage. I’ve just come across this really handy tool that helps you put together beautiful, cross platform HTML newsletters. If like me you’ve had difficulties getting it looking exactly right in all clients then this should help you. The interface is fantastic, you click on the desired email client you are having difficulties with and it […]. Media Queries and Repsonsive Design. No coffee for me this morning @Pret. 08:36:38 AM August 01, 2016. From Twitter for iPhone.
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James Counter | Front End Designer based in London » Email Boilerplate
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On Nov 8, 2011 in Blog. I’ve just come across this really handy tool that helps you put together beautiful, cross platform HTML newsletters. If like me you’ve had difficulties getting it looking exactly right in all clients then this should help you. The interface is fantastic, you click on the desired email client you are having difficulties with and it lists questions and answers. Check out Email Boilerplate here. Media Queries and Repsonsive Design. No coffee for me this morning @Pret.
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James Counter | Front End Designer based in London » JamesCounter
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I’ve just come across this really handy tool that helps you put together beautiful, cross platform HTML newsletters. If like me you’ve had difficulties getting it looking exactly right in all clients then this should help you. The interface is fantastic, you click on the desired email client you are having difficulties with and it […]. FHM Shortlisted for three AOP awards. FHM has also been short listed for Best Consumer Website and Consumer Editorial […]. Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator. CSS driven grad...
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James Counter | Front End Designer based in London » Fonts
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Choosing the right typeface. Picking the right font for your site can be a very time consuming and tricky process. The guys at Smashing Magazine have a few tips and tricks that may help you. Check out their article here. CSS3 and Typography, a match made in heaven. Media Queries and Repsonsive Design. No coffee for me this morning @Pret. 08:36:38 AM August 01, 2016. From Twitter for iPhone. More of a gin actually mate. 03:22:38 PM June 20, 2016. From Twitter Web Client. In reply to david whitney.
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Country Dunny: March 2008
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Sunday, March 16, 2008. I keep writing "Saigon", but of course this city is now known as Ho Chi Minh City, after the famous Vietnamese revolutionary - Uncle Ho. Nowhere is this more apparent than the Reunification Palace. There's even a private cinema with swivelling maroon velvet armchairs. But my favourite part of the palace was the basement, which gave the whole palace the feel of a Bond villain's lair. It's a bomb-proof bunker full of state-of-the-art 1960s communication equipment, with crazy-loo...
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James Counter | Front End Designer based in London » Windows Live Writer
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On Apr 11, 2011 in Blog. This is my first post using Windows Live Writer, which is basically a glorified FCK editor. It has a very similar layout to Word so people will feel right at home when posting to their blog. If like me you’re using WordPress, WLW downloads the theme to the application, so it’s like writing live to your blog. There is also a preview and source tab at the bottom so you can preview your post before publishing or go in and tweak the source code if you need to. From Twitter for iPhone.
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James Counter | Front End Designer based in London » News
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All posts will appear on the news page. FHM Shortlisted for three AOP awards. FHM has been shortlisted for Product Team of the year at the AOP awards 2011. If we win then David Williams (Creative Director), Andrew Howell (Development Team Lead), Mani Manivannan (Developer) and myself will be collecting the award. Fingers and toes crossed! FHM has also been short listed for Best Consumer Website and Consumer Editorial […]. FHMcom gets a face lift. Media Queries and Repsonsive Design. 2016 James Counter Fr...
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James Counter | Front End Designer based in London » Blog
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All posts appear in the blog. I’ve just come across this really handy tool that helps you put together beautiful, cross platform HTML newsletters. If like me you’ve had difficulties getting it looking exactly right in all clients then this should help you. The interface is fantastic, you click on the desired email client you are having difficulties with and it […]. FHM Shortlisted for three AOP awards. FHM has also been short listed for Best Consumer Website and Consumer Editorial […]. CSS driven gradien...
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James Counter | Front End Designer based in London » Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator
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Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator. On Apr 11, 2011 in Blog. CSS driven gradients are becoming more popular since their recent introduction. However getting the syntax right can be a tricky and time consuming process. Not anymore thanks to this nifty little tool from ColorZilla. Just use the colour selector and photoshop style slider to produce the gradient you want and all the CSS is generated for you to copy and paste onto your site. Thanks to Luke at WackCSS. For showing me this. From Twitter for iPhone.
