Follow me on Twitter (@fofr)That’s the best pun I could think of, pretty lame to be honest. My first foray into shared experimental CSS (proprietary WebKit properties used to create a clock animation) has fired up an interesting debate; where should the realm of cascaded style sheets end?
Monthly Archives: March 2009
An analogue clock using only CSS
Having read the blurb around Safari’s CSS transitions I opted to familiarize myself with a quick project — the aim of which was to create a functional, CSS only, analogue clock.
Track outbound links using Google Analytics
“Track everything”, lest vital visitor trends fall through the cracks — that’s my newly endorsed web analytics doctrine. As a precursor to the quantitative ‘what’ and the qualitative ‘why’ we need that cold hard data before analysis can begin; Google Analytics is the popular harvester of choice and out of the box it grabs a […]
Creating the first design
For the default FofR Online theme, the first of many, I have chosen a simple appearance that focuses on the beauty of fonts and typography. The header uses a sans-serif font, on OS X this will be Helvetica Neue, on Windows the CSS font stack allows the design to fall back to the more common […]
Let’s get the ball rolling
Good evening, day, or morning, depending on the time you read this. Welcome to my online portfolio, my sandbox for design, my playground for web development, my platform for industry opinions and my business, “FofR Online”. What does FofR stand for? It’s Czech for “move it”, it’s a common typo of for and it sits […]