AlbinoMosquito is alive.

The website I’ve designed and built for AlbinoMosquito is now live and ready to great you with a big smiley face.

AlbinoMosquito™ are a leading force in providing creative visual solutions to everything from music videos to gigs to corporate events.

Their background:
Albino Mosquito is a visual arts collective which was started in Manchester (UK) 2002. Founders Richard Ramchurn (painter), Rachel Livingstone (sculptor) and Jonathon McGrath (playwright) set up AlbinoMosquito as a series of exhibitions to showcase Manchester artists. People moved on, followed their own career path. Richard kept the name alive by VJing, directing music videos and running an electronica night. In early 2010 Mauro Camal joined forces to relaunch AlbinoMosquito as a fully fledged production company.

You can visit their website and stuff here: AlbinoMosquito.com

Bernisson France - Now Live

The website I designed and built for Bernisson France – that picturesque 7 bedroomed home in France (who’s have guessed) is now live and available through a link somewhere on this page.

Bernisson France intro:

Bernisson is a 7 bedroomed property that can also be split into 2 seperate houses as 3 and 4 bedroomed self-contained accommodation. Bernisson is located 2kms from the beautiful Bastide town of Monsegur which is just inside the borders of the Gironde and close to the Dordogne and the Lot et Garonne, just 15 minutes from the Autoroute and an hour to Bordeaux Airport or 40 mins from Bergerac Airport.

The website uses all the usual suspects; XHTML, CSS, jQuery, PHP, WordPress and Flash. It also has a nice little Feedback page to leave nice comments.

Have a browse of the website here – www.bernisson-france.co.uk.

What's Your Problem?

This past week I have been redesigning and rebuilding an old website that I made called What’s Your Problem? It is now live for you to play with.

What’s Your Problem? is an experimental and irreverent website I have made whose purpose is to provide random diagnosis to the mental-ailments of the user.

It’s my hope that people will maybe enjoy the surreal humour of the random diagnoses and decide to have a go at writing their own, which they can do by using the ‘Write Your Own Diagnosis’ form.

The website makes use of the WordPress commenting capabilities and blends them into a custom PHP / MySQL random call out. JQuery was used to add a bit of interest to the sliding diagnoses, and CSS3 was used to style them.

I decided to base the design of the website on a typical 1970s theme, beards and all. I’m not 100% sure why.

You can view the website and receive a free diagnosis by clicking here.

This website is ALIVE!

Ghosthorses (no.4), the website you’re looking at and my web design portfolio, is now live and available on the big internet thing.

It took a while longer than the last few to design and build because it’s quite a bit more complicated, but hopefully… it doesn’t look complicated, as, it’s supposed to be friendly looking.

I would be really, really pleased if you were to look around the website and let me know if the website looks and works correctly with whatever monitor size you use, as well as your choice of browser and your operating system.

Just something like: “Looks ok!” or “That bit doesn’t work” or, “This bit is a bit confusing.” – all of it is very useful and welcome. You can let me know these things by clicking on the ‘Comments’ button at the top or the bottom of this post.

Thanking you muchly,
Stephen