I’ve been thinking lately about the whole Web 2.0 movement. I like the idea of integrating more dynamic means of interacting with sites but the one thing I don’t care for is the cookie-cutter sites of late that are associated with Web 2.0 design style. I’ll be the first to admit I’ve got some of those elements working within my site but there are no rounded corners to be found and I’m sans gradients except in my logo.

Not to say that the sites I’m referring to aren’t well designed, because they are but they are starting to all run together. I also know that the Web 2.0 movement isn’t necessarily about design but more on interactivity.
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It has been an easy transition for me from Safari to Firefox—the extendability (is that a word?) of Firefox was the selling point. The ease of use, the interface, everything about it is, in my opinion, pretty darn spiffy. To show just how much of a true geek I am, I thought I’d pass on three Firefox extensions I can’t do without.
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I just finished a template design for a Pixelpost photoblog. The redesign was for CA Photography. The client needed a unique look for his photoblog that featured his photos and not the site design itself.

Before:

After:

“Thank you so much for doing this for me, it’s really nice to have a slick looking design to show my photos in that didn’t cost more than my car. I’ll certainly come back to you the next time I want to re-design one of my sites.”