Here’s another gallery page that I’ve created. It’s done with HTML and CSS and took just a day to make. Although it looks complex in design, it’s rather simple in coding and uses mainly tables and transitions to get the final look.

I really enjoyed making this page and I’m amazed how simple and effective CSS can be at creating dynamic pages.

Tags: CSS, HTML.

I’ve chosen to create a separate gallery page for this blog using HTML and CSS, it was previously just a page made on wordpress and it lacked some design and inspiration.

The new gallery has a better design and more interactivity using some of the new CSS3 features.

You can also access the online gallery using the sidebar on the right side of this page.

Tags: CSS, HTML.

I’ve decided to redesign the general look of the guitar website as I felt the previous design lacked some edge and colour and I was possibly too reserved with the use of stronger tone.

There were hardly any changes made in the HTML side of the site other than a few text alteration. The main changes were made in CSS and in Photoshop with general colour changes and images incorporated and rearranged.

I’ve removed the custom font for the menu system as it caused a few alignment issues with older browsers that doesn’t support custom fonts. It also didn’t fit with the overall style and is now replaced with a standard sans-serif font.

I used a purple / orange colour theme as it compliments well with each other and looks nice with the dark grey background.

The new design now has a better contrast and vibrant dynamic tones, hopefully giving it more energy to the overall look.

[UPDATE – 21/03/12] Added a description section for each page and some small alignment changes.

[UPDATE – 02/08/12] Added some background images and altered the colour theme.

Tags: CSS, Guitars, HTML.