Just released the website of Sofffa, an “Slowcafé” where you pay for nothing except for the time you spend there. It’s in Lyon, France and is an awesome place to get some work done and network with talented people.
Here we are again.
The 4th version in less than 24 months of The Gallery has gone live moments ago.
Always happy to get feedbacks and to get submissions if you happen to have coded some nice site.
I designed and built TEDxSaclay for their second year. It looks deceptively simple but has many content-types (25+ blueprints), and more templates and snippets.
Every edition of the conference has two templates: one for the current edition with links to contents, and a kind of one-pager that sums up past editions (see https://tedxsaclay.com/2015).
The site puts Focus and oEmbed modules to good use.
I have updated my website to the latest version of Kirby and also had a slight re-design to make the most of the season. I just can’t get enough of Kirby ! I keep finding new ways to make my site easier to use and update !
I’m so proud to share my first website made with Kirby. Started it a while ago (more than one year), but it’s finally online at damienfaivre.fr ! Only in French for now, I’m looking for feedbacks on design and code.
It’s simple (maybe too much minimalism…) but I’m happy to share it and would love to hear what you think and what I should improve.
Amoshop is a very ideal and minimal theme for selling your own t-shirts you designed. You can sell your t-shirts with NoSQL Kirby CMS and Shopkit which is simple and minimal. If you are looking for a simple, easy-to-use, easy to install template, this is for you!
You should try a different ease effect when you hover a thumb. The overall effect is nice but the linear transition is a bit uninteresting if you know what I mean (maybe an ease-out instead of a simple linear?)
A quick holding page for my website until I eventually get around to updating it properly. not 100% finished but as a temporary solution it fits my needs.
Built using Kirby, SASS & Parallax.js for the animations.
I’ve just put online my first website built with Kirby : https://www.iloveplaytime.com. It’s still being translated and constantly upgraded. It gathers all the practical information about the Playtime trade shows worldwide, and it’s available in four languages. It also includes an online magazine called the Gazette, which contains 4 different sections. Hope you’ll like it!