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Ethics and Templates

February 15th, 2010

These days too many “designers” out there are taking templates, often free ones, ripping them off and charging you a lot of money for work they didn’t even do. This is both illegal and in our opinion immoral. Our clients deserve much better than that. And that generous people that make free templates and ask only for credit deserve a lot better. That is not to say templates are in themselves evil or bad. Far from in in fact. We love to keep costs down for clients so if your budget necessitates a templated design or a template can simply do what you want for less cost we’ll jump to recommend that.

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The Reinvention of Creative Logic

January 24th, 2010

Creative Logic - Old and NewWelcome to Creative Logic 2.0! After much delay, and with great fanfare the new version of Creative Logic is alive and breathing. I am very pleased to present it to you today because it very much showcases where the company has gone recently and should take us nicely into the future. Also, I really hope and believe it presents a better vessel with which to work with our clients and to provide information to the outside world.

Further to that, we have formed some great partnerships over the past couple of years and I wanted to feature the great depth of services available through Creative Logic because of our partners. So come, explore, commment and enjoy. Thank you for visiting!

Trevor Robertson
Principle – Creative Logic

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CSS 3 For Thee

January 24th, 2010

It is just me or does it so often feel like we are still limited by the same old design techniques of the last century. CSS 2 was released about a decade ago and things have changed a lot since then. We are now fully immersed into the web 2.0 world but we are having to design with web 1.0 (not that we ever call it that) techniques. As anyone who has tried to design rounded corners for an element of a website knows, there are not many easy ways to do it. As prevalent as things like rounded corners are now, it should simply be something a designer/developer should be able to do with a few CSS selectors.

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