Comment Issues- February 25, 2008 If you have tried to leave a comment on Fringe and been redirected to a "Your comment is being moderated" paged, then that means this blog is LYING to you. It is in fact being shuttled to some nether region where bad computer code and dictators roast in a boiling mixture of turpentine, lemon juice, and their own liquefied feces. I'm trying to track down the precise mechanism causing this nefarious scheme, but until I do, consider commenting to be a huge waste of time. I apologize for this...http://www.fringeblog.com/archives/2008/02/25/comment_issues BassClef Wood Furnishings- February 16, 2008 BassClef needed a simple redesign that accented the small home wood furnishing business's excellent wood working skills, especially outlining the work it had already done for such clients as local chapels and parishes, and residential work. To this end, Fringe went with a wood theme that spanned pages and kept the pages sparse and clean, just like the lines in every BassClef wood product.http://www.fringeblog.com/archives/2008/02/15/bassclef_wood_furnishings Floyd County GIS- February 16, 2008 With the need for a clean and crisp GIS site, Floyd requested a site design that would also reflect a thematic connection with its mountain location. The site utilizes a fully liquid layout designed to expand or contract depending on browser window size. Additionally, all tool buttons are CSS activated, ensuring maximum compatibility across platforms.http://www.fringeblog.com/archives/2008/02/15/floyd_county_gis Floyd County- February 15, 2008 Floyd County administrators saw a way to increase awareness of Floyd County's many positive attributes and characteristics by redesigning their website to be more user-friendly and filled with content that would prove useful to both residents and visitors. The new site features plenty of photographs and clean site graphics, along with easy-to-read textual information, color coded by section.http://www.fringeblog.com/archives/2008/02/15/floyd_county Surrey Builders Inc.- February 15, 2008 Needing an online presence to compete with local and regional custom construction businesses, Surrey Builders Inc. came to Fringe Design with a simple request: make a website that's easy to use and contains information vital and highly relevant to our local clients. With those things in mind, the site features an easy tabbed navigation scheme that facilitates quick back-and-forth access to any part of the site at once, and a plethora of information that speaks to a core value set of customers.http://www.fringeblog.com/archives/2008/02/15/surrey_builders_inc The Smoking Room- February 15, 2008 Fringe redesigned Washington DC journalist Greg Piper's bi-coastal political blog to match the quirky name and feel of intimacy of the original site. Utilizing a backend Movable Type blog CMS, The Smoking Room offers comments, trackbacks, and of course, Greg's snarky charm.http://www.fringeblog.com/archives/2008/02/15/the_smoking_room Resolve Entertainment- February 15, 2008 Resolve Entertainment needed a placeholder site for simple web presence. Presenting the user with a focused selection of project Resolve is currently working on keeps the site small and highlights everything the company wants to be known for.http://www.fringeblog.com/archives/2008/02/15/resolve_entertainment |