Justin's portfolio site is very impressive. Because he's showing ways in which he can push envelopes, the site unfortunately requires the latest and greatest browsers. Given his target audience and what he's demonstrating, that's probably okay. You should check it out (using Safari or Chrome of course).
Inspiring stuff. From the CNNMoney website where these homes were featured:
These aren't your typical mobile homes. They're swanky, beautifully designed and, well, made out of recycled shipping containers... The containers are mold proof, fire proof, termite proof and stronger than traditional wood framing -- making this house virtually indestructible, according to its designers.
I can't believe the amount of work that went into creating this event and the nine books that went with it. It pays off though. The design is fantastic. They drew each page on a giant chalkboard, shot it, then erased it and drew the next one.
Just looking at the examples and this looks like a ridiculously awesome plugin. It looks like this does a lot of what you could do if you had complete nth-of-type control over typographic elements in CSS. (Or you could achieve the same thing using tons of superfluous markup and CSS.) As with all plugins like this, there is a visible switch once the page fully loads. That part is a bummer.
Every now and again you get to do something really unusual and fun. We recently got to do one of those projects: a video for the Spiceworks annual IT user conference. It has zombies, bacon, an orange dinosaur, nerf guns, explosions, and more. Check it out:
Do me a favor: if you like it, favorite it and share it with your friends.
Chat Clussman is a design technologist and a father. His main obsession is quality of life but he’s also fond of writing, photography, design, grids, Apple, and WordPress. He lives in Austin, TX.
