Though they've become attached to the previous design I made so the only instruction was to follow the logic of the old site. I also updated the audio player which is now 100% customised "D-Player". Check out the site and hopefully enjoy.

D Creation's website contains a flash header with integrated navigation and also a custom made flash -audio player which is designed to be updated easily with new sounds. I will be making some additional updates into the d-creat1on.com while the band is recording their first born album in March. I hope you like the looks of it.

I even seized some magazines and started to scan them out still without any answers to my "digital-dilemma". Which was about variable contents in single layout for example numbers and sizes of columns to change in static website. And still to make the simple but "posh" layout that I've created to look good.

Finally after couple of hours of speculation I found this great article once again from A List Apart by Alan Pearce who treated this exact issue from designers view. Read the interesting article from here.

Usually the task of combatting the 'challenge' has fallen to flash solutions. I personally do believe that flash is a fine alternative an often the most functional conclusion to use.

Any way Sean Maddens article describes how to do similar features with clever usage of HTML, CSS ang javascript. The outcome looks surprisingly great. This one is worth reading.

Though the player is powered with the band's "old promo" songs at the moment because their album release is still in future & until that I don't have the permission to upload their new material online.

..at least I think so.

Many additional updates will be made during next few weeks so please visit soon again to keep track on the cool things that's going to exist in here.

I'm going to add more "stuff" in the portfolio section during this week, mostly some graphic (print/web) works that I've done recently. Also rest of the missing parts around here will be placed soon. That will be the reason why some things may be missing for a while.

I suggest that you read the article ESPECIALLY (posted on March 8) if you happen to be a flickr user. Some "nasty pranksters" as they say have been phishing among the users of flickr.

You may find some valuable advices and instructions concerning the alert and how to protect yourself and your work from those "malicious third parties".

For a good background on this read Aaron Gustafson posted an interesting article on A List Apart about the new site versioning feature concerning IE8.

You should definitely read more about this one; it's about a meta tag that looks like this:

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8" />

Read original article on A List Apart