ColourMod :: Dynamic (DHTML) Color Picker

It has happened again, and as you all know, I’m never satisfied with a design for very long. I present to you a sneak peek at Version 2 of the webpage design of ColourMod.com.

I’ve run across a perplexing problem with creating borders around input textfields and the way Safari and Firefox display them. Maybe someone can help.
The end product that I’d like to achieve is similar to the contact form on Mint or the input field on CalFeed.com. So essentially, I want to create a custom […]

Just ran across this step-by-step redesign concept of Dirk Knemeyer’s website (it isn’t implemented yet). I find that examples like these are good reminders of how planning and forethought need to be a part of the overall design process. The end product is simply amazing and implemented very well.

Yes, that is right. Everytime you use a table in your webpage (inappropriately) a cute, fuzzy, kitten, somewhere in the world starts to cry. That poor helpless kitten is pained by your unthinkable, inconsiderate and obnoxious use of a table. Don’t ever use them again.
I always knew the benefits of good XHTML […]

It has been a month now (shy of two days) since ColourMod.com was featured on UnmatchedStyle.com. I was blown away at how quick it got posted (withing two days of submission) and am still blown away that it is still in the highest rated category. It has been settling down into about the […]

It’s question day! I was sitting here thinking about all the different projects that I’m involved with when I’m not doing my normal job and how much time I spend on those projects. I realized that I spend quite a bit of time doing side projects. I’m guessing I put at least […]