Legal Cheek

Responsive Wordpress theme - Build

Legal Cheek was founded in 2011 by Alex Aldridge, formerly a journalist for The Guardian and Legal Week. It has grown to become the UK's leading news source for junior lawyers and law students, and has been described by The Sunday Times as "Popbitch for lawyers" and The Telegraph as an "irreverent, must-read tabloid law website".

Legal Cheek

Responsive Wordpress theme - Build

The site is built using Eddie Machado's mobile first HTML5 template Bones. SASS is used as a preprocessor for CSS styles and a mixture of vanilla Javascript and jQuery for functionality. Custom post types are set up for the various different content feeds.

Legal Cheek

Responsive Wordpress theme - Build

The site works across platforms from mobile and tablet through to desktop. It supports as far back as IE8 due to the nature of its readers.

Norbury Church

Responsive Wordpress theme - Design & Build

Norbury Church is a lively CofE church in Hazel Grove, Stockport. The site has been through a couple of iterations since its launch in 2012. The latest version, released in 2014, is built using Eddie Machado's mobile first HTML5 template Bones and works across an array of browsers from mobile and tablet through to desktop.

Norbury Church

Responsive Wordpress theme - Design & Build

The site uses SASS as its CSS preprocessor and a mix of vanilla JS and jQuery for its functionality. Custom post types allow the site administrators to add/edit prayers, bible verses, church news and events to the site for the congregation.

Wedding RSVP Site

Responsive Code Igniter - Design & Build

For our wedding I decided to be captain planet and create a website rather than send out an invite with 8253 working parts to send back. It was built in Code Igniter and was responsive from desktop down to mobile.

Wedding RSVP Site

Responsive Code Igniter - Design & Build

Guests were sent a password with their invite to enable them to log in.

Wedding RSVP Site

Responsive Code Igniter - Design & Build

Once logged in, guests could choose their starter/main course for the day, update their RSVP, see the order of the day and a countdown (even down to seconds!) until the big day. A list of places to stay was shown with accommodation marked on a Map Box map.