Niantic makes regular updates, but they’re a bit of a Slowpoke when it comes to creating a dark mode. Here’s what it could look like…
Author Archives: Rich Edwards @redigitaluk
Safari UI redesign in macOS 12 & iOS 15, first thoughts
Apple majorly changed the UI for Safari in 2021 on macOS Monterey, iPadOS 15 and iOS 15, introducing new tab design and tab groups.
Logo design for Lilymelts Workshop
Earlier this year I was commissioned by Georgina at Lilymelts Workshop to design a new logo for use on products and across digital channels such as her website and social media.
raweGauge 1.5
raweGauge is a simple jQuery plugin that transforms boring radio buttons into an attractive gauge with a sliding effect.
raweGauge jQuery plugin
Introducing raweGauge, a basic jQuery plugin that transforms a set of radio buttons into an animated number gauge. Perfect for making surveys and forms easier to use and more attractive.
Improving MacBook battery performance
A quick post on improving battery performance for MacBooks, more for self-reference really, but hopefully others might find it useful.
Filtering content in Kentico
Standard repeaters are a great all-in-one web part for displaying content, but sometimes you need finer control over the output. This post will show you how to create a content filter for news articles, so that content can be filtered by the categories: Press Release, Product News or Partner News.
Lego Iron Man Minifigures
These Iron Man Lego minifigure concepts were designed in collaboration with @iritweets for his Iron Man 3 Hall of Armour Lego concept over at Lego Cuusoo. The four figures are concepts of Mark 2 to 5 Iron Man suits, which are not currently available from Lego.
Page reloading on form submission in IE10
I recently installed IE10 for Windows 7 and naturally the first thing I did was check how my sites looked with it. Pages were loading in IE10 standards mode and it was great to see new CSS3 features supported. All seemed to work fine, until I tested the search form on one of the sites…
Creating a custom web part
If you’re pretty new to Kentico, you might be wondering how to create your own custom web part. This post will take you through the creation of a simple web part that provides links to social accounts, and will hopefully act as a foundation for you to go on to produce more complex web parts.