Screen Grab Confab, vol. III
~ 01 March 2005 ~
You know the drill. More screens, more fun.
Vol. I and Vol. II have produced some amazing stuff. You all amaze me.
Here’s a recap of the rules:
- Do a screen grab of whatever you’re working on right now. It could be a layout, it could be print, it could even be code.
- Crop a 320px × 320px portion of it at 100%. Obviously, the entire screen grab won’t fit within those dimensions, but the point is to only whet our appetites and make us want more.
- Post as a comment using <img src=”” /> with the grab hosted on your own server. Feel free to link the image to a full-size version, but only the 320px square is required.
Please enjoy. 
Note
I assume it won’t be too long before a Flickr outcry is simply too loud to ignore (received a few comments last time around). Feel free to leave your thoughts regarding a Flickr-powered Screen Grab Confab.235 Comments
Veer: Visual Elements for Creatives.Stock photography, type, and killer tees. Genuinely recommended by Authentic Boredom.
wow… I can’t believe I was first!
CSSvault contest
College Intranet :)
A friends blog design — early stages.
Company Website
Backend for a client.
Dull-looking but actually rather smart online recruitment request system
It might look dull but it’s my pride and joy at the moment!
Logo for a political blog starting up in the next month or so.
Just a little redesign of my blog. Link goes to the current result.
Personal portfolio
Doing some work in Photoshop for an upcoming magazine ad.
I’m doing some print work today.
My company’s weekly newsletter.
I’m doing some intranet content updates. Maaaan, they’re sooo exciting ;-)
Logo studies for new client.
A little personal side-project that I’ve been working on for a while, and isn’t far off done:
Polishing up a design for a new client.
A project at work.
What am I working on right now? Oops.
Testing Version 1.1 of SSPAdmin, a PHP/MySQL backend for Todd Dominey’s SlideShowPro…
Part of an article on fair use I wrote for our adult education newsletter, which I’ve been laying out for the past week.
Pimp My Safari, lol Jon.
F5. Code. Flush cache. F5. Code. Flush cache. F5 etc.
Just finished it actually - a DVD movie about the makings of our folk Irish music band, Kúla.
There are many beautiful sites that I wish to read in a traditional browser. I can, however, use their RSS feeds to determine when they were all last updated and display links in weighted-list fashion. This is a home-brew script to do just that.
Integrating Google Maps into the US and Canadian (some) locations.
Mmmm, XmlHttpRequest…
desktop background for my pc
Brochure layout for a local homebuilder.
Currently working on the Intranet reporting site code for my new job. (Job’s changed since the last Confab where I was redoing the company’s website… it never got published before I left and I doubt it will now).
Oh, just managing photos and trying to get it all organized. Now I’m off to do video stuff…
Work Work Work.
preparing portfolio images for a photographer’s website
Okay, so it’s a map, but a pretty map.
Article for my personal site. Finished product here, if you’re interested.
Some client work.
‘Search For Dentists in Your Area’ portal for a client (who is a dentist). To be completed, or at least launched, later in the week.
Poster Design
Going to print today… finally.
Working on a PHP Framework
Just working on something that I’d consider slightly remarkable…
Oh, this was the test-front of the framework, sorry.
Redesign of my agency site to allow blog-style posting.
Just updating the old blog
Just me pretending to be more talented than I really am.
Oops, silly me. Forgot to post mine.
Web site design for a new client Dollywood.
I’m no fun… Everyone else has pretty pictures.
I know Isuck, but I’m working on it
Here is one you might recognize Cameron.
Blake: Hmm… lemme see now…
Early stage of company redesign
These things are killer on dial-up people.. we suck.
Just a quick little blog design for my wife.
(redesigning)
Finishing up an online document markup system written in Flash and Ruby on Rails for school.
Yes, same job as last time. Some stumbles on the content and focus of the site has given me a bit of time to tweak the design a bit though…and better yet, it’s not my fault!
Presentationless is a tool I spent a couple days making last week. It allows you to view a page without presentational markup. It also removes flash, java, and javascript, replaces images with alt text, and linearizes tables. The page explaining it is in progress. Check it out and let me know what you think.
A template for CSSFILL.COM …
a presentation builder for fox..
Still in the early stages.
Adding a bit of bling to my browser with the PimpZilla theme for Firefox.
An ad for our corporate homepage
They wanted something different, they got it and surprise they liked it.
Am I the only one who just always seems to have 10+ documents open in Photoshop at a time?
New version of the Secret Weapon Labs site, it’s my ummmm… secret weapon.
Just finished migrating my blog to pMachine, and now working on an executable application that I’m building with Multimedia Builder. It’s a thing I’m doing for my sister that I want to have done by Easter.
Personal weblog
Just a small site I’m doing on the side
Working on a new online portfolio for myself… Have started over about 4 times, think i’m gonna stick to this one :-)
[ric on win2k]
A small part of a 21”x21” die cut print piece.
Playing with Zeepe
A new site design (looking for a design job). Don’t like what I have so far… :(
This is probably the wrong place to post this, but is there a site around that I (as a developer) don’t know about for getting in touch with designers? Either for pay jobs or maybe working with a designer on a non-commercial site that can pad their resume?
Website for the coolest youth service in Germany.
At least, it’s our long-term goal :)
Wow, some killer stuff surfacing here.
Doug - I don’t follow. You looking for work, or looking for designers to work for you per se?
A little of everything.
Some photoshop for my personal site, some ruby that I am developing a client’s app in, and some other mischief in the terminal here @ Starbucks.
Modest beginings.
Laying a block over at guestblock.com.
Rummaging through my Basecamp To-do’s I’m currently at some cool “guitar and/or music” resource that needs - well - some tuning (pun intended) :-)
Just working on my design blog, Red & Yellow Make Green
redesigning my personal playground using TYPO3
GUI for the open source version of the Maricopa Learning Exchange - a web application that allows people to exchange “reusable learning objects.” Should be released in another week or two.
Capture from the almost-complete redesign of deeplyshallow.com.
Cameron — To work for me. :)
A website for a local recreation board. Just started, but coming along great.
This is a Design I’m working on for my Magazine idea. It will be geared towards teens and young adults. It will offer pop culture news, music info, movies info, and life issues articles. It will be ran by the community, headed up by me.
On a side note if any Designer would like to impart design wisdom and have me as an eager apprentice, Id be MUCH appreciative. jerrett.fowler@gmail.com
A corporate design for a network of rehab centers. Close to completion…
Here�s mine.
Offer void in California, Utah and all those other states…
My personal music site, currently under a full CSS/standards rewrite.
Working on a site for my friend’s jewelry company.
Since all my testing is automated and at the API level, there’s not much to show; so I’m reading today’s web comics. This is from VG Cats.
Something I should have been working on ages ago.
My very own content/contact/communication management system. =)
p.s. Hello, from a random reader. =) Your site is awesome…!
Playing with a new re-design by stealing numerous design memes from the sites of many people who have posted on this page. ;)
Woo Delicious Library.
Tweaking my linkblog (and looking for new and interesting blogs as well)…
Personal portfolio being launched in May 2005.
my (hopefully) soon-to-be personal blog, apparently not. it’ll probably end up looking absolutely nothing like this… oh well.
Searching for the next “blog-based” target to write “Html Inspiration for Flash X” post.
Future home of mcmpediatria.org.
A client’s personal website, due to hatch in a month or so.
Site I’m designing for a local hypnotist!
A copy of my new, ummmm… Secret Weapon.
I just started working on this one… which is about 1/3 of the way done.
My templates for this project are almost done :-)
This is a concept for the freelance web design business that I am making.
Working on my father’s website. He used to work as a designer with his loved airbrush.
I can’t see any of the images except Cameron’s.
Ryan — it’s probably Norton or McAffee or some other privacy protector that won’t display images from another site on the page. Try disabling it and refreshing.
Checking the footnotes on a paper titled ‘Santa Maria in Trastevere’. It is for arthistory and deals with an old medieval church in rome. In the afternoon I’ll switch to design stuff, hopefully ;-)
Tirelessly trying to style a commenting form for my blog. Realizing that rendering forms isn’t exactly what the different browsers are most consistent at…
Code maintainence (and starting transitional cleanup) on pitchforkmedia.com.
Working on yet another redesign of my design blog, this time with three columns. And thanks Cameron for all the traffic I received from your Wicked Worn gallery; nice to be recognized by such a fine designer!
I am excited that this project is now live. Click the image to take a gander. It’s unlike any ISP support site out there.
And hey, Cameron, I got the Advanced MD brochure. Of course you don’t need me to tell you that it is great… but I will say it anyway. It’s great! Mighty fine—and educational! I am entering medical school this fall, so this product is of particular interest to me.
Mediascape is a non-technical web-guide, offering simple tips and advice to those responsible for the content development of a professional
Right on, Michael.
Just ensuring that my first CSS Zen Garden submission is ready.
A snapshot of my website, I was working on the design during summer and finished adding the content this xmas!
That Wicked Worn Look in action.
Some work for my portfolio that has to be printed out and taken to an interview in a few hours.
and it looks horrible
Generating PDF on-the-fly with PHP and PDFLib
Redesigning escritoras.com’s writer’s detail page.
Currently building a Classic Holden website to be launched soon - my first tableless website!!
Finishing a few tweeks on a Widespread Panic Tour Resource for fans. A personal site for fans, my music and I.
These conferences are such idea-inspiring places. You just scroll down the page and immediatley have hundereds of (moslty) wonderful designs to be inspired by - NOT copy ;). I just want to say please, *please* don’t turn it into Flickr. It is really how it takes so long for the loading and browsing. I like the way you can just, as I said before, scroll down and see all the shots. Cheers, nice site!
Working on a eCommerce website.
Working on a redesign for Receptacle. Trying not to bite Dunstan’s Blog, Asterisk, or Authentic Boredom too hard!
Jebus, there’s a lotta design going down here. I should get back to work, but it’s all so fastenating! Damn the web… DAAAaaaamn uuuuuuuuuu!
Thanks for posting!
second time lucky…
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