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Great Creole cuisine comes from the blending of cultural influences — French, Spanish, Caribbean and African — to create a truly distinctive and memorable taste. Our varied backgrounds allow us to share our collective expertise. As for Creole cooking, we start with one core piece of advice, “First you make a roux…”
Previous entries about DesignThe thing about icons is that they’re everywhere, and they need to be. They provide a visual cue for something important or actionable, draw your attention away from gobs of text, and add emotion to what you’re presenting. As important, and essential to a website as they are, I’ve always found them kind of annoying to work with.
When left with the daunting task of designing and presenting large amounts of data for a webpage, I sometimes find myself returning to table-based markup for these reasons:
Recently, I was given the task of revamping our own site. As anyone in the web design field can tell you, keeping your own image up-to-date is vital, but somehow always gets pushed to the back burner while clients take the foreground. While we have been using html5 and css3 for our clients, our own mudbugmedia.com was lacking in modern syntax and best practices. For those of you not familiar with our old site, here are a few features that were a little embarrassing.
Compared to Tweets, Texts, and Status Updates, e-mail might seem boring and as old as time itself. However, for any kind of in-depth back-and-forth communication, they’re a necessity that we must still live with for the time being (sorry Google Wave).
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