Personal Legacy Corporation Website : Echo Enduring Media

Personal Legacy Corporation Website

About the Design

The Personal Legacy Corporation website was designed as a standard business website, showcasing services, pricing and processes for the firm, which focuses on the development of personal legacies for senior ranking corporate professionals and other afflient individuals. The site also includes a blog.

Using a soft, natural green colour to emphasize the metaphor of growth and developement, the site breaks content into distinct and obvious content areas.

Technologies

Adobe Photoshop
XHTML 1.0
CSS 2.1 / 3
jQuery
WordPress

From the Blog

Web Production as Chess

posted on July 20th 2012.

In this fun, quirky little post, guest author Arley McBlain considers the world of web production as it relates to the classic strategy game of chess. Interesting parallels are established between the game's pieces and the different players in the web production process.

Quick Tip: SVG Fonts & @font-face

posted on December 1st 2011.

In this post we will take a quick look at an issue that occasionally creeps up and prevents the loading of SVG fonts through @font-face. The issue, while quite small and very simple to resolve, has the potential to drive the average developer mad with frustration. Hopefully this quick tip will help prevent that!

Can We Finally Move Beyond Mobile?

posted on September 20th 2011.

The emergence of responsive design is changing the way that many people think about web design. In this article, we will look at what this might mean for the future and consider the possibility that it is finally time start moving beyond the division of the mobile web and start thinking of a unified and device-independent web.

Improving the Login Form Experience

posted on September 1st 2011.

Login forms are a common element that appear on a large number of websites. In this article, we will be looking at how we can use a bit of CSS and jQuery to create an elegant, usable drop down form. We will also be looking at how to maintain usability by creating an alternative for users who do not have JavaScript enabled.