CSS3 is not new, nor is it just round the border-radius’s corner! It patiently sits, all ready to make its debut, sipping coffee and waiting for the browsers to provide the red carpet. You see, it is the browsers that need to catch up.
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To everyone, one and all, HAPPY NEW YEAR!
One thing that I started was never to make ‘resolutions’ - ..I made that resolution in 2003.. - but instead place little bridges along my journey that I aspire to cross by the end of the year. These felt more inspiring, reachable, less pressured & more often than not, I achieved them too!
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As some have noticed, I have not been writing content for Zen Elements Blog recently and for that I am sorry. I have instead been burning many drops of oil in the early morning hours to develop behind the scenes of this blog and now - while playing with the occasional Christmas Banner too - WE HAVE NEW BITS!
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Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!!
Merry Christmas!!!
Wishing all our friends, a very Merry Christmas!
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Karma. It started as an obsession for many a Plurker, slowly fading away with only the occasional “Oooo, I’ve hit Plurk Nirvana!!! (dance)” popping up on the timeline. Now however, there is a milestone fast approaching in the land of Plurk (I like to call it Plurkland..) which is: The first Plurker to reach 100 Karma!
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Make Your Mark is the campaign to give young people in the UK the confidence, skills and ambition to be enterprising - to have ideas and make them happen - and this year, I was asked to judge at Brechin High School. I have to say, it was inspiring watching the teams work and hear their ideas presented.
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Upon attending a networking event, I received the following compliments on my business card: “I really like your card. The design really stands out and caught my attention.” Next – to the slight bemusement of the person before of me – I proceeded to rip up another of my business cards (..I carry a few to this type of networking event you see..). “What are you doing?” they asked hastily. “Showing you the design principle behind them.” I replied.
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The Zen Elements [Blog] is managed on a slightly more personal (not to mention hectic) level by proprietor, Alex Mitchell.. ME! If you would like to find out some more about myself, the blog or what Zen Elements does, please visit our about page.
Thank you.