We are currently looking for a full-time front end developer to join the {e} family in our downtown Charleston, SC office. This person would be responsible for a multitude of tasks, ranging from email html templates to full site development. We are passionate about web standards and accessibility, so knowledge of, and experience with these concepts is vital.
When a new project is in and ready to hit the ground running, the first instinct for many designers is to dive in. Open Photoshop and start making things pretty. Let me be the first to say… fight the urge. There is a lot that needs to happen before we get to design.
Missed it the first showing or need to see it again, don’t miss Running by Sight : A Visual Artist’s Journey a documentary by our close friend Adam Boozer on Tim Hussey.
Come one come all and experience the irresistible magic of Marc Burckhardt’s work. He’s been in almost every major publication including Rolling Stone, TIME, Newsweek and the New York Times. He’s also been called upon to paint music giants like Johnny Cash, June Carter and Willie Nelson.
A recent article on CNN.com, entitled ‘Web accessibility is no longer an afterthought,’ written by Tom Krazit, included a quote from Nicholas Zakas, the principal front-end developer for Yahoo’s home page: “There are a bunch of things (in web design) that are not features… performance is not a feature, internationalization is not a feature, and accessibility is not a feature.”