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Popup Forms for Plone

Shortly before dashing out the door for Pycon 2010, David Glick pushed out a 1.0 release of Popup Forms for Plone, which he and Steve McMahon built on top of Steve’s excellent Pipbox and PloneFormGen products. Popup Forms for Plone makes it point-and-click easy to create timer-driven javascript popup forms anywhere in your Plone site.   You [...]

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Wireframes first

Here’s a pattern I’ve observed. Many website design clients, especially those who have never been responsible for a website project before, expect to a process that goes roughly like this: 1) Talk about requirements 2) Do a complete graphic design 3) Fully implement the design in the site 4) Then move on to building out the functional elements [...]

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Sightline Daily Launches

My amazing colleagues here at ONE/Northwest just launched Sightline Daily, a project we’ve been working on for the past few months for our downstairs neighbors at Sightline Institute.  (Big props to our friends at Web Collective, too, who contributed a bunch of heavy behind-the-scenes technical lifting, including some last-minute bug fixing!) Sightline Daily covers sustainability news [...]

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