Since Asia Expat requested a very similar design to KLIF Media v1, I had to design/develop a new theme for KLIF Media. This was the result. Mainly a redesign with quite abit of code refactoring.
Investment uses Custom Post Types/Taxonomy but instead of WordPress default UI for taxonomies, I used a Meta Box to group all custom portfolio meta and taxonomies together. This way, I can use jQuery UI’s multi-value auto complete too.
Design wise, I was quite pleased with my Post Card like contact forms. The social media icons where done my me too. The services page looks great, but the 3D are work are not mine, they are gotten from GraphicRiver.
This was one of my first WordPress site (just learning WP for ~1 month then) that I think was more well done. It uses Custom Post Types/Taxonomies/Meta Boxes for Portfolio. For the Contact forms, its implemented using PHP/functions.php with admin pages for viewing form submissions stored in the database.
Design part, considering myself more of a developer, I was quite pleased with myself. Some highlights were the 4 artworks for the services section in the home page, the “paper-style” form and those squigly underline (in banner) & handdrawn arrows (mainnav)
After using Markdown in StackOverflow for sometime, I grown fond of it and wanted to use it for any generic documents, an alternative for Microsoft Word for example. There wasn’t any app I found that uses it. Also Microsoft Word is bloated for my needs, plus, it isn’t good for code, no way I found to have syntax highlighting. So I started developing MarkdownEdit
The Vision
Word processing powered by Markdown
The Result
it can also generate HTML using Templates
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This project is release Free & Open Source under the MIT License. Source Code on GitHub
Sometime ago, I wanted a way to upload images to some web service so I can use them in online forums or social networks easily. I thought of ImageShack at first, until StackOverflow started using Imgur. Their API seems easy enough to use, better documented than the ImageShack one. I started with ImageShack at first, but after having some difficulties, I switched to Imgur. I plan to integrate ImageShack still as an alternative service.
The Vision
Quickly upload images to Imgur/ImageShack(planned) via Intuitive Drag & Drop or copy & paste and use them (eg. in online forums & social networks)
The Result
Video demonstrating usage
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Its free & released Open Source under the MIT License. Source Code @GitHub