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Halfway through project52
This week marks the half way point of project52, so here’s a list of everything I’ve wrote in the last six months. If you’re new to the site then perhaps you will find something of interest.
January 2010
| Pseudo Menu Items | 5 comments | 595 words |
| A New Year and a new Design | 9 comments | 535 words |
| WordPress next and previous post link on index.php | 6 comments | 437 words |
| What was your first blog post? | 9 comments | 72 words |
February 2010
| Glasgow UX Book Club | 1 comment | 192 words |
| Working for free | 8 comments | 645 words |
| Text Shadow Hover States | 8 comments | 221 words |
| Tweet in the Park | 1 comment | 624 words |
March 2010
| Delete WordPress Post Revisions | 1 comment | 367 words |
| Building The Bookcase | 6 comments | 342 words |
| Should designers have an online identity? | 15 comments | 396 words |
| Project 52 relaunched | 3 comments | 203 words |
| Should Web Designers Need Required Certification | 20 comments | 409 words |
April 2010
| Quick WordPress Custom Fields | 0 comments | 227 words |
| Web Design in Scotland Sucks | Part One | 13 comments | 1392 words |
| Web Design In Scotland Sucks | Part Two | 0 comments | 649 words |
| If You’re Not Using Webkit You’re Doing It Wrong | 3 comments | 720 words |
| Design it, Build it 2010 | 2 comments | 270 words |
May 2010
| Tom Muller at Glasgow School of Art | 3 comments | 476 words |
| Newspaper layout with CSS3 | 8 comments | 300 words |
| The Build Up To Build Conference 2010 | 3 comments | 294 words |
| HTML5 Wrapper | 6 comments | 424 words |
| Working with RGBa Colour | 1 comment | 625 words |
June 2010
| Two Dribbble Invites To Giveaway | 32 comments | 189 words |
| CSS3 Box Shadow and Inset Shadow | 1 comment | 799 words |
| Don’t Kill Your Site | 2 comment | 156 words |
| iPhone Icon | Apple Touch Icon | 0 comments | 629 words |
Project 52 relaunched
It looks like I’m a little late in discovering the news that project52, which I’m currently taking part in, has been relaunched. Incase you are unaware of what project52 actually is, it is a challenege that bloggers can take up where they will publish one blog post a week for a year.
Initially the challenge was to run from 1st of January 2010 – 1st January 2011. However, upon checking the website today I have discovered that the project has been restarted as of today, St. Patrick’s Day. It appears to me that they are looking for everyone to wipe the slate clean and start again.
However, I feel that this a little unfair on those of us who were more than ready for the start of the year and have so far managed to publish a blog post every week. I have therefore decided to take the decision that I will be continuing as I had originally planned and I will finish on the proposed date of 1st of January 2011.
If you’re interested in finding out more information then visit – http://project52.info/
Project 52
Last week I signed up to this new idea called project 52. For those of you who do not know what this is about
Project52 is a personal challenge geared toward getting fresh content on your website. The goal is to write at least 1 new article per week for 1 year. Because we all know what it‘s like to procrastinate on our content. A website is not just a fresh design that can be uploaded to the web and forgotten about!
Writing is something that I wish I could do a lot more of but for some reason or another it just always seems to go on the back burner. If I’m being honest, I think the reason that I don’t publish regular content on this site is because my grasp of the English language is poor. I’m still not really sure how I managed to write my fourth year University dissertation.
Another reason that I don’t publish content to this blog as often as I would like is because I try to make this blog tailored more towards what I do, instead of just talking about myself and what I’ve been up to. I just don’t think that anyone would be particularly interested in reading about what I have been up to. However of late I’ve started to change my thinking. It’s 2010 next year (which is a pretty cool number) and next year is already shaping up to be quite an important year for myself. Therefore why shouldn’t I write about what I’ve been getting up to?
So how will I tackle project 52? I think it’s probably going to be easier to do if I use a structure for each month, although this may change by the time 1st January rolls around. My structure might follow something like this
- A tutorial post
- A discussion post about the web
- A guest blogger
- A monthly round-up with next months goals
If you’re interested to see how I fair, why don’t you follow my RSS feed and see if I’ve been able to tackle this task I’ve set myself. If this sounds like your cup of tea and fancy giving it a go then sign up to the site and get the ball rolling so that you have a few ideas by the time that the New Year comes around.