11.28.2009
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cdharrison.com was featured in this post — Weekly Web Design and Development Inspiration — on SpeckyBoy Design Magazine.
Bare bones? You got it. Tersus is an achingly simple WordPress theme without all the usual cruft.
This is the personal site/blog/experiment of Chris Harrison, a web designer living, working and playing in Augusta, GA.
11.28.2009
cdharrison.com was featured in this post — Weekly Web Design and Development Inspiration — on SpeckyBoy Design Magazine.
Fixed Elements in Web Design with Examples. My site is featured as an example because of how I’ve incorporated Anton’s awesome illustration of my ugly mug into this site. Lots of eye candy to check out in the examples.
11.27.2009
My new design was recently featured on UnmatchedStyle and Drawar.
11.22.2009
My son and I are huge fans of the show Yo Gabba Gabba. I made these for him, but I thought others might like them as well Download Gabbafied Wallpapers (Contains files for iPhone [320x480] and Desktop [2560x1600] use.)
11.16.2009
Designed for the Atlanta Web Entrepreneurs. View some additional variations after the jump.
11.10.2009
My 404 page was featured on BlueFAQs.com’s 60 Unique 404 Pages.
11.09.2009
Details: Site design and logo for Wordcamp Atlanta. Design implemented by Brandon Sheats. My apologies if the link isn’t active just yet. I was a little quick on the trigger to post this as the site is not live yet, but should be very soon. Since the cat’s already out of the bag, I’ll leave this up. Make … Read the rest of this item
11.06.2009
Client: Downtown Augusta Alliance · Project: Custom WordPress Design
11.05.2009
Two years ago, I wrote a post detailing many of the reasons why I wasn’t going to buy an iPhone. Needless to say, things have changed since then. First, a little backstory: I had planned to keep my old phone and number with Alltel/Verizon. I had made arrangements with my previous employer to transfer everything into my name. I was trying to avoid … Read the rest of this item
11.04.2009
Problem: Carrying around shopping cards is a pain in the ass. They take up room either in your wallet, purse or keychain. They’re easy to lose. Solution: Digital Shopping Cards. As long as you have a mobile device with you, you have the card(s) with you. These could be stored in a dedicated application, or simply saved as photos … Read the rest of this item