RamireztimeThe title of this post almost reminds me of my school days. This may read like something I would have written back then. What have I been up to this last week? (granted there’s still three days as of writing left in the week.) As part of the soft launch of my new site, I…
Gumdrop 4 is now in development with an intended release date of early or mid July. This new version updates the grid system (don’t worry, it’s still flexboxes) and adds improved styling of form controls. Additionally, this update reduces the amount of “div soup” required for certain components. In this post, I’ll be detailing the…
Lately I haven’t had much time to work on my Gumdrop framework due to school work. I am happy to say that I will be graduating in 2 weeks however with my bachelors in Graphic and Web design.
The past 5 weeks have been very productive as the JAN Design team has been busy at work with On Tap Barbershop in Ontario. My teammates, Jaime and Nathan were responsible for print collateral, which included redesigned business cards and letterhead, a direct mailer with giftcards, and several billboard campaign ideas. Alongside, we also redesigned…
This Week in Design Team Production, the team and I met once again to check up on our progress with the website and print collateral for OnTap Barbershop. I was busy with the site, as I was given full control of the site’s assets. I have managed to create a rough version of the site…
This week, in Design Team Production, we met to share our visions for the On Tap Barbershop website. We each presented a wire frame mockup of the site, along with some descriptions of features that could not be shown through a wire frame. Although our style tiles were very similar this past week, our wire…
After nearly a week of bug fixing and finalizing several core components, I’m quite happy to announce GumDrop, a HTML5-ready, CSS3 framework for the modern web. Build websites using semantic code and spend less time worrying about what div goes where, unlike other frameworks. GumDrop allows anyone to quickly turn any “bare-bones” html file into…