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A new design concept for my personal blog. I like this one.
I remember when I first moved to the city. I resolved to keep one of these new fangled blog things to tell friends back home what life was like for me here in the big city. It was also my first experiment with writing online content.
If you were to dig though my archives and read my early posts you would find a whole gamut of poorly written prose that tumbles awkwardly over scatter-brained subjects ranging from HTML to Donald Trump. It was drivel, but it was passionate drivel. I posted something at least once a week, sometimes more often. It was my way of keeping my hand in the game even though I sometimes felt like I was being bluffed by my own inexperience.
Unfortunately I became a little wiser. Aware of how poor my writing was, I lost some of that passion. So as time went on I posted less and less frequently. And what I did post was terse and empty; links that had been already publicized to death and observations so basic that they were about as satisfying as a hamburger made of salad.
I've done several design mockups for my personal blog. KvC Modern and KvC News were my two favorites. (You can find them here on Flickr) With Modern I tried to create a social networking profile without the social network. With News I tried to create a news website without the news. Neither design captured the simplicity needed to express my personal thoughts effectively. That's why I created KvC Smooth.
I'm building a working version of Smooth right now. I want to have it finished this weekend. So if it's not up at kenvsthecity.com by Monday, feel free to chastise me via email.
My little mouse logo is now huuuge. I've given my del.icio.us link feed, which I still enjoy posting to, the prominence it deserves. I've made the blog part much simpler. I've even left a spot open for a small Amazon.com affiliate link. Let me know what you think about the design.
a landing page design for the SOLE Signature DK Response Footbeds. Features info about Dean Karnazes, his charity Karno Kids, and the product.
Here in the above page:
the digits are in millions,
width of the layout is fixed,
If we have the values in millions, the layout gets distorted,
User need to edit the values in the data table,
Further if the content is large enough, user has to know in which column or row he is working around
Given solution :
Maximum of 3 digits is given to millions and a note is given below the data table.
User can edit the values only where the input box is available.
When the user clicks on the input box, a callout opens up, user can enter the required value and save.
When the user hovers on a particular column or row it gets highlighted.
GEORGE ROBERT KOTALIK,George Robert Kotalik, Business Strategy, Brand Strategy, Marketing Campaign Development, Copy Writing, Graphic Design.
Tauros Media ontwikkelde voor Curacor een professioneel webdesign op maat. Zie www.taurosmedia.com voor andere webdesigns, waaronder Magento webdesigns, maar ook veel webdesigns voor Modx.
The Barbour Shop was hired to create the brand direction for Strategic 50. We collaborated with our partner Baltimore Consulting to create this look. Strategic 50 combines a global consulting practice with customized organizational and one-on-one coaching.
Strategic 50 links clients in need of leadership and expertise with an elite corps of female executives, all of whom have achieved at the highest levels in their respective industries. Strategic 50 addresses the global talent crunch and the rising demand for top executives and their teams for consulting, coaching and project based assignments.