Whilst I have yet to publish the long-awaited revamp of my web design portfolio, today I’ve at least given it a quick update. Today I’ve added:
Recent work for
P&O Ferries,
Sanford B2B,
Provident Financial,
Harcourt Education,
TalentZone.
Older projects for
Sony BMG,
British Telecom,
Jonathan Goodwin,
Harrods,
Jive Records.
And there’s more coming soon! Feel free to [...]
One of the things which sticks in my mind about the first time I stayed at my then future-wife’s flat in Bristol is the pile of unsorted CDs and empty cases which were strewn haphazardly around her stereo. I couldn’t understand how anybody could take such little care – not just because of the damage [...]
For some time my wife has been saying that, as the arrival of Web 2.0 was marked with an abundance of rounded corners, gradients and bargain-stars, so the coming of Web 3.0 will be announced by a surge of triangles and glitter.
Today Flickr has moved on from it’s seemingly perpetual “Beta” development phase into “Gamma” [...]
Almost all my free time at the moment is dedicated to preparing our house for baby’s arrival. Although we’re both really looking forward to it, the realisation of how much we have yet to do is quite worrying.
The only thing this weekend which justified a break from the chores was the return of the Cybermen [...]
My new desk space, Clearleft’s office
(apologies for the atrocious title on this entry)
Yesterday I started sharing office space with Clearleft, one of the web design agencies who I regularly freelance for.
Since leaving Harrods.com to be my own boss I’ve been working from my home office, apart from the short times I spent away consulting on [...]
Paul Annett is a senior designer at Clearleft, a user experience design consultancy in Brighton, England.
When he's not making websites, writing about websites or talking about websites, Paul enjoys performing magic tricks and living by the sea with @RellyAB and their two beautiful little boys. More →
Photo by Andy Budd
