Final Project
Joshua Lane / / 3 CommentsThe final project I worked on at Electronic Ink (before leaving last week) was the website for The Center for Injury Research and Prevention. I was responsible for just about every phase of the site, from IA to Design to the HTML and CSS. And yesterday, the website went live to the world at http://www.chop.edu/injury/.
One of the fun things about this site was trying to put focus on only 3 main sections, but also incorporating several more pages/sections in the nav/header area. As you can see in the layout, there are a lot of links up there, and accommodating for that was rather difficult.
Another interesting thing was making the site flexible for 800×600 screen resolutions. Specifically, since the nav was so complicated, getting that to resize properly for smaller screens proved to be tricky. In the end, it required a bit of extra markup (containing divs and the like), but overall it works pretty well and I’m quite proud of the work done.
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Nice work, Josh, especially with the flexibility!
Nice work! One thing though; I would pre-load the navigation-rollover-images.
JPK – I thought of that, but it was just after we delivered all the files to the client and since I was leaving I thought, oh well.