I recently decided that I need an organized way to keeping track of projects and also at the same time, be able to showcase them. So I quickly came up with a one-page-layout portfolio, but it wasn't me. It wasn't showcasing my interests and talents in itself. I wanted my portfolio to not only showcase previous work, but to be a showcase item itself. I wanted it to be something simple, yet be able to get the message across and show what I really love to do on the web. Hope it worked: » http://www.arthero.com IE6 issues For some reason, the whole PNG Alpha Transparency CSS hack for IE6 isn't working for ...

Virb is the breathtaking, interactive and totally awesome new social tool. In other words, Virb is everything MySpace should have been. From the user perspective, I very much enjoy how beautiful the site is and how everything goes well together. For a designer, who is usually frustrated with poorly designed tools, this is priceless. Having gotten an invite to the site, I used their basic profile customization to personalize mine a bit and left it at that. Soon after that, I started noticing some unique profiles and quickly discovered the advanced customization features. I was in awe! Even with a few shortcomings, they are pretty powerful and ...

I'm so ecstatic. Adobe confirmed the much rumored launch date for the much anticipated Creative Suite 3: March 27th. I will be shelling money out for the whole thing the first day I can pick it up at school and installing it as fast as I can run back to my apartment. The whole suite will consist of Intel-native applications, thus most likely resulting in a nice bump of Mac sales, especially Mac Pro. Photoshop CS3 Beta has already proved that Adobe can deliver great layout and more importantly, speed improvements. According to Adobe, this will be: the largest software release in Adobe's 25-year history » Source Update: EDITOR'S NOTE: We are announcing Creative Suite ...

The blog has gotten a complete makeover, so jump out of your RSS reader to see the new content-focused theme. As you can see, no more light-on-dark color scheme, no more JavaScript and hopefully, no more unreadable text. I found it frustrating reading some of my blog posts. The text was too small, colors were right (especially for you PC users) and so it was time for a fix. As you can see, this is a really drastic change, but I hope it's for the better. I kept it fairly simple by taking out categories and other random stuff that frankly no one cares about (other than search bots) and not complicating the colors or the ...