Another great MailChimp login screen, this time celebrating Valentine’s day.
We’ve developed a poppy theme for our website commemorating Armistice Day. We’ve also placed a few links on the site to show our support for the Help for Heroes charity.
For Halloween this year we have decided to change the design of our website with a ‘Spooky’ theme! See if you can find out how many ghosts and ghouls are hiding throughout the site.
Why not take a look? www.iconnet.co.uk
The exhibition will show over 75 works from 48 artists – a who’s who of contemporary British sculpture – from the “New Bronze Age” sculptors of the 1950s to current household names like Damien Hirst and Antony Gormley.
Crucible will run from 1st September – 30th October 2010.
Entry to the exhibition will be free of charge.
More information on the Crucible at Gloucester Cathedral.
Israeli Teens who attended The Coca-Cola Village camp this summer were treated to a plethora of Coca-Cola products.
Each participant was given a bracelet equipped with an RFID chip, which synced to the wearer’s Facebook account. From there, the kids were set loose onto the camp’s different water-slides and activities. At each location, there was a small, RFID-equipped station that communicated with the bracelets’ chips when a camp-goer approached it. The system would then update the camper’s status with a message pertaining to the event or activity. Additionally, camp pictures were auto-tagged if the subjects touched their bracelets to the camp photographer’s camera post-snapshot.
Article from switched.com
To experiment with HTML5 we decided to recreated our logo using the HTML5 canvas tag, below is an image of what it should look like. View our demo.
Below is a previous CSS3 logo experiment. View our demo.
CSS3 and HTML5 is currently supported in Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Internet Explorer 9+.
We can only wish for another scoreline like this on Sunday.
COME ON ENGLAND!!!
