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March 24, 2009 at 1:48 am #964428
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Hi Soloists,

My name’s Martin Walker and I run a web and graphic design business called Still Moving Design. I’m based in Sydney but have clients all over the country.

Although I come from a print design background, my core interest is in website design, especially when it comes giving clients control over their own website content via a CMS – I use ExpressionEngine & textpattern. This is especially important when working for small businesses and charities that don’t have large budgets. Autonomy is a great thing.

Looking forward to being part of these forums and sharing the knowledge wealth.
March 24, 2009 at 5:09 am #1005618
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Hi Martin,
Thanks for coming.
Look forward to hearing your thoughts on design, business and anything else for that matter.
Cheers!
Peter
March 24, 2009 at 8:36 am #1005619
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Hi and welcome Martin!

We webbies are slowly working on taking over this forum for our own evil secret plans – shhhh dont tell the others

Seriously though – jump right on in – the water is a comfy temp and the waves never get too big

I’m curious to know what you based the choice of ExpressionEngine & textpattern on?

See ya round (will PM the secret handshake later)

Heidi (currently experiencing over-indulgance of caffeine)
March 24, 2009 at 1:28 pm #1005620
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Hi Still Moving…

Have you checked out the designers group yet? We have a few discussions going and it would be great to have your input.

Cheers!

Jacquie ( Red Ripple Design)
March 24, 2009 at 10:07 pm #1005621
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@peterecrocker: Thanks Peter!

@Heidi Price: Re: EE & txp. I’ve looked at a lot of CMSs and settled on using those two from a) an end-user perspective (can they get how to use it quickly?) and b) what kind of site I’m creating for the client.

EE & txp work in similar ways. If I want a high level of customisation (or if there’s anything complicated like a petition) then I’ll use EE. For any ‘simple’ sites that won’t really need updating that often (like http://www.chstrategies.com.au/) it’s easier to implement txp. It’s not that you can’t put together a complicated site with textpattern, but with EE I can work faster.

@Jacquie No I haven’t yet. Can’t see it.
March 25, 2009 at 10:49 pm #1005622
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G’day Martin

like the company name!

cheers

Andrew
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