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Links
Super interesting links coming soon.
Experimental bits and pieces
I’ll be adding lots to this section: check back later & often. There’s even an image of a Rubik’s cube to show how serious I am about experimentation and the like.
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There are lots of these around, but this one is very small (10.3k completely uncompressed) & has a nice cross−fade and size−change transition. I’d been wanting to write one for ages. This will probably end up being a jQuery plugin.
This is useful for maintaining a consistent feel across pages with varying amounts of content.
Here are some examples of my work
My involvement is indicated by these icons:
- CSS & XHTML
- Design
- Flash & ActionScript
- JavaScript
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I’ll be adding to this shortly.
I want to point out the scroller on this too, which is a custom AS2 object with simple easing.
I didn’t do the "Animated greeting" part of this.
WD−40 brand sites
The following seven WD−40 brand sites all use the same HTML template: they are content managed. The only things that change from one to the next are content & CSS.
"Built for Baltimore" campaign
I did the weather widget on this. It’s archived at Geary now, so it's loading a static XML file. When it was live it loaded a live weather feed.
This one’s really old ;−). Check out the Flash toys in the page headers.
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This is my portfolio.
My name is Eoin O’Donovan. I live in Berlin (the one in Germany). I write 100% W3C standards−compliant, cross−browser compatible CSS & HTML, unobtrusive JavaScript & AJAX (mostly with jQuery) and ActionScript 1, 2 and 3. I also design and animate things and I know a little PHP, but not enough to warrant bold text.
I’ve used CSS to eliminate scroll bars on this site. However, if you’re using Safari, Chrome or Opera and you don’t have a mouse−wheel, you’ll have to click scrollable content to get the cursor keys to work. I can’t decide if this is usability death or not. Opinions welcome.
What you see here is squaremagic.com v.0.9. More to come. ;−)
The Quality
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