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Monday, 30 June 2008

Many of you that have followed me for a while will know that I’ve always combined my freelance work with full-time employment. It’s always been the plan to go it alone as a full time freelancer once I was satisfied that I was ready to take the plunge.
This state of readiness has always been a safe distance away - when I’d saved X amount of money; once I’d got X number of years industry experience under my belt. When I took on the role at Inbox this mythical moment in the future was safely put back another year… or two, or three…
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Monday, 16 June 2008
Inspired by David’s 33 logos in 33 minutes, I grabbed my camera looking for logos. Overwhelmed by the sheer volume of brands that bombarded me, I took the lazy approach and completed this post without shifting my backside away from my desk.
Thursday, 5 June 2008

I’ve been using Mint, a self-hosted and extensible web analytics program for a few months now. Whilst Mint has been around for a few years and has slowly been building a strong reputation, I actually only came across it earlier this year when I was looking for an additional stats tool to run alongside Google Analytics.
I have come to use Mint extensively for monitoring the traffic on this site, so here is an honest and unpaid review of the product.
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When using jQuery, have you ever wondered how to test whether an element exists using a selector? It’s not as simple as it seems so I thought I’d share how it’s done here.
Ten weeks since beginning self employment and my life has changed beyond recognition - sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. What can I tell you about being a freelancer? What’s it really like?
When I began this blog earlier this year, I made a few pledges to myself: to refrain from personal posts; to keep to a regular posting pattern; and not to mention it if I slip from that pattern. Today I throw out the rulebook.
The backlash towards table-based design has become so passionately fought over that web designers can forget that tables still play an important role in modern web design.
Many of you that have followed me for a while will know that I’ve always combined my freelance work with full-time employment. Well guess what?
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