http://www.surfionline.com/archives/2007/01/07/my-customised-tinymce-come-get-some/
Last week I wrote about my customised version of TinyMCE which I whipped up because a client needed a WYSIWYG editor to manage content on their site, that is one without a layout that does not suck.
My solution:
A nicer looking TinyMCE editor which is easier to use too.
Several people requested I release it so that […]
http://www.surfionline.com/archives/2006/12/30/my-customised-tinymce/
TinyMCE is a great free javascript based WYSIWYG editor however it is distinctly lacking in one main area: appearance. If you ask me, the default design of the editor sucks and one of the most important features of web based WYSIWYG editors is that it looks and feels like a real editing interface.
The default “full […]
http://www.surfionline.com/archives/2006/08/04/my-evolution-of-design-2004/
So lets take a look at some of my good (and not so good) designs and how my design patterns have changed or evolved since 2004. (I got asked to post something and I managed to come across some old archives of mine)
MyBB website designs
Prototype design that never went live:
My first go at a personal […]
http://www.surfionline.com/archives/2006/04/21/avidcp-keeping-it-simple-but-real/
Take two - AvidCP, an accessible and usable control panel application. So previously , I took a bit of a quick look at the control panel solution i’ve been developing to run here. Tonight’s update focuses on the “Email Services” area of the system.
The Email Services section allows users to easily add mail handling […]
http://www.surfionline.com/archives/2006/04/19/avidcp-a-simple-web-app/
There’s no doubt about it, people like simple things. Simple applications to perform simple tasks with a simple interface which is clean and intuitive.
When people come to me asking for design advice the most common thing I find myself saying is that you need to keep it simple but attractive. People are most probably visiting […]