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This is the personal site/blog/experiment of Chris Harrison, a web designer living, working and playing in Augusta, GA.
09.10.2009
Last month, I announced I was partnering with UPrinting for a business card giveaway. The two lucky winners are Brandon Sheats and Dave Bonds. A representative from UPrinting will be getting in touch with you two about how to redeem your prize. UPrinting does a lot more than business cards and die cut business cards. … Read the rest of this item
09.09.2009
Why 09/09/09 is so special. I admit it: the only reason I’m posting this is to see the datestamp next to the post here on my site. It is a rather fascinating read, though.
09.01.2009
Well, I didn’t get everything implemented yet, but I at least wanted to get the homepage live by today. I had hoped to have more done by now but with everything I’ve got going on it just wasn’t going to happen. There is still a lot of cleanup work that still needs to be done. … Read the rest of this item
08.28.2009
Greg Rewis is the Group Manager, Worldwide Creative Solutions Evangelism at Adobe. He came to speak to the Atlanta Web Design Group about becoming a Photoshop Bad Ass. This post is a collection of tweets along with links to help add greater understanding to what was being discussed before and during his talk. I hope … Read the rest of this item
08.27.2009
I’ve been a very happy customer of UPrinting for some time and I’m excited to partner with them for a business card giveaway. Two prize winners will receive 500 business cards from UPrinting. If you win, you can choose between 3 different business card sizes: 2″ x 3.5″, 2″ x 3″ or 2″ x 2″; the … Read the rest of this item
Preorder my friend Emily Lewis‘ forthcoming book: Microformats Made Simple. This book demystifies microformats and provides practical examples so you can begin incorporating them into your code today. Plus, Emily is awesome. And this is her first book. You should totally go pre-order it now. :)
08.13.2009
cdharrison.info was featured on Queness.com: “32 Amazing Mini vCard Websites with Slick Javascript Animation” Rogie King‘s the reason for the JS. Can’t thank him enough for the assist on making that microsite work much better.
08.08.2009
Augusta Mall is getting an Apple Store next month. This work in progress is two doors down from The Chop House in the Promenade area of the mall. Below are just a couple of shots… I’ll try to get more over the coming weeks and update this post as progress becomes more evident. UPDATE: Apple … Read the rest of this item
07.28.2009
It’s on. I’ve given myself a deadline of September 1 to launch a new cdharrison.com. And I won’t be alone. Greg Newman (@20seven) and Bryan Veloso (@bryanveloso) are going to participate as well. We’re calling it a Personal Site Sprint and we’re going to document the process as we go along.
07.16.2009
In case you hadn’t seen my 404 page (and I’m hoping you haven’t, other than on purpose!), it was featured on Fab404. I would love it if you’d vote on it! :) (In case you’re wondering, it’s inspired by the movie Idiocracy.)