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Add a Little 3D ‘Tilt’ to Your Website

22 Jul 2011

Webmonkey.com Tilted Tilt is a great new Firefox extension that uses a 3D model to visualize any web page DOM. Tilt is a Firefox add-on, but it’s in the very early stages of development so you’ll need to manually install it. Head over to GitHub to download a copy, and then drag the downloaded file [...]

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Tags: 3d visualization, document object model, dom tree, firefox extension, google, mozilla developer, rob campbell, tree metaphor, visual model

Echoes – Week 19 (Jan 18, 2010)

In: web design

19 Jan 2010

What a week! I am still kind of reeling from the devastation that occurred down in Haiti, which actually hits very close to home for me. I’ve already started doing some design work to help drum up funds for the relief work. I’ll be posting more on that, and my own personal connection to Haiti [...]

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Tags: apostle peter, Art, Church, cross, Denise Chandler Website, Echo Enduring, gospels jesus, grace lutheran church, Haiti, Jesus, joker, logo, Peter, Salvador, Surreal Desert, symbol of christianity, tree metaphor, week

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