Chris Coyier from CSS Tricks has published an analogy describing the relationship between HTML and a CMS.
HTML isn’t for content these days, it’s for describing content. Databases are for content.
We’re all aware of WordPress 3.0 and it’s new features including my favourite; Custom post types. This for anyone who doesn’t know is the ability to post different types of content rather than strictly posts and pages. Prior to custom post types I had to rely on using categories to separate content and it was less than ideal.
As a freelancer I want to stay as small as I can from a business perspective. This might seem a funny thing to say but my goal in life isn’t to become a multi-millionaire. I learned a long time ago that there is a lot more to life than simply making money.
Matt Ward talks about the problem with free fonts over at Designm.ag:
“Basically, the problem with free fonts is that their very free-ness presents the very real possibility of being slowly and painfully bludgeoned to death though massive over use.”
I’ve been toying with the idea of moving my site over to ExpressionEngine for quite some time and last week I actually started to do so. The first thing I did was purchase a Freelance license which was the most suitable option for me and conveniently the most affordable also.
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