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Alien Interfaces – UI / UX created with AI

By cjgammon Last updated: February 10, 2023July 18, 2024

I recently posted to twitter inquiring about interest in showing how to build out sites designed by midjourney. This was largely inspired by some tweets by Davis Taylor Brown showcasing how midjourney could be used…

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Posted in ai, design, web design Tagged AI, design

NFT’s?

By cjgammon Last updated: October 22, 2021April 29, 2022

So perhaps you’ve heard of NFT’s. It was hard to avoid headlines about Beeple making millions on NFT’s and if you track anyone in the design space you’re probably getting bombarded with announcements of their…

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Posted in design, technology, web, web design Tagged crypto, nft, web

Fixed Canvas Backgrounds

By cjgammon Last updated: October 14, 2016April 29, 2022

I’ve talked a bit about separating our semantic and non-semantic content within websites. We can take our rich non-semantic content and throw it onto a canvas. This provides a number of benefits, cleaning up our…

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Posted in design, web, web design, webgl Tagged canvas, design, development, html 5, web, webgl

Web Layers: Semantics & Graphics

By cjgammon Last updated: August 24, 2013April 29, 2022

In the beginning the web was simply a semantic layer. It was comprised entirely of text and markup. As it evolved more layout and graphics capabilities were added but comprised little more than adding images.…

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Posted in technology, web, web design

swfaddress and google analytics

By cjgammon Last updated: October 14, 2005April 29, 2022

Insert your normal google analytics code: and your swfaddress javascript with minor additions for the analytics: and there you go, if you know how to use swfaddress then you know how to track your flash…

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Posted in actionscript, web design Tagged actionscript, analytics, flash, google

Richer Web Experiences

By cjgammon Last updated: October 14, 2005April 29, 2022

An article of mine was recently published in Web Designer Depot, discussing a few topics I’ve been covering in recent talks about how to make richer web experiences. It’s just a brief overview, but you…

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Posted in web, web design Tagged design, development, web

translating a flash website text and audio

By cjgammon Last updated: October 14, 2005April 29, 2022

Step 1: Text Class The Text Loader Class, This is a class used for all the text in the site. It takes a few parameters, most notably your model, or whatever class you are storing…

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Posted in actionscript, web design Tagged actionscript, as3, linkedin

social applications begin to socialize with each other

By cjgammon Last updated: October 14, 2005October 16, 2021

With twitter, blog rss feeds, linkedin’s news feed, and facebook’s news feed now openly available via the facebook open stream api. Web developers will find a new world of utility at their fingertips to integrate…

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Posted in web design Tagged social media

3d means better.

By cjgammon Last updated: October 14, 2005April 29, 2022

Since the dawn of 3d in video games, it has been seen to be the apex of multimedia. The z-axis brings new life and dimension to stale and boring worlds. The web seems to be…

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Posted in web design Tagged 3d, actionscript, design, flash, user interface

safari activity window for all browsers.. Charles

By cjgammon Last updated: October 14, 2005April 29, 2022

So I've always been in love with safari's Activity window, but I often like using more common browsers for website debugging and hate jumping over to safari which typically runs the same as my standard…

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Posted in web design Tagged debug, development, web

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