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Our friends at EllisLab have just published an interview with us detailing our use of EE for the recent redesign and rebuild of the Frieze family of websites. Check out the interview here.
Posted by Erskine on 15/12/07
Christmas is all about sharing. From now until the 24th, Erskine’s Jamie is publicly creating a real web app using ExpressionEngine over at the Jambor-ee site. 24 tutorials, 24 days, 24 hours. Ambitious stuff, but then we like it that way.
Posted by Erskine on 05/12/07
We have to show our support for the new Email Standards Project, which aims to promote better support for web standards in the many, many email tools out there. Everyone at Erskine has long championed Web Standards, and we’re just as keen to see the revolution taken on board by email client manufacturers.
Posted by Erskine on 29/11/07
Actually, it is TV’s Johnny Ball who will launch the Skillstories project at London’s Design Museum on 21st November. Erskine worked with the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills (DIUS) and Business in the Community to create this ambitious web app.
Posted by Erskine on 19/11/07
Eight months of work, 16 years of archives, a 30-strong client team, and a lot of late nights. Core ingredients that when mixed together produce the all-new Frieze family of websites for Europe’s no.1 art magazine and art fair.
Posted by Erskine on 01/10/07
We just launched a lickably pink new website for the free-thinking Sara at Mair Education. Gotta love that logo - ampersands are the new “E"s.
Posted by Erskine on 28/09/07
On Monday 17th September, we finally move into our wonderful new office in the heart of Nottingham. Its a huge floor in an old lace factory with weird pipes, columns and other “features”, and we love it. If you fancy, grab our updated Vcard here.
Posted by Erskine on 16/09/07
We are thrilled to announce new additions to the team. Shortly getting the kettle on will be Greg Wood and Glen Swinfield. Totally Erskine the pair of them, and both looking forward to doing great things. Welcome, chaps…
Posted by Erskine on 24/08/07
The two Erskine sites are featured in a gorgeous new Japanese book CSS Creative Design. A few snaps of the book can be seen in this Flickr set. Thanks to Kazumichi Takahashi for sending us a copy.
Posted by Erskine on 01/08/07
Great news! We are in urgent need of full-time web designers and developers to work with us in our terrific Nottingham office. Full job details here. Be sure to apply before 23rd July 2007.
Posted by Erskine on 06/07/07
Our friends at Wyld Stallyons recently created a two-minute tour video for The Vanilla Pages. A great way to get an idea of the scope of this ambitious project. View the video here.
Posted by Erskine on 05/07/07
Our office will be closed on Monday 2nd and Tuesday 3rd of July, as we’ll be in the Yorkshire Dales, getting things done at High Trenhouse. Rest assured that our babysitter will be poised should anything need doing.
Posted by Erskine on 30/06/07
We’ve just cut the ribbon on Beatportal, providing music lovers with up-to-date information about the world of electronic music, powered by the recognized leader in electronic music downloads, Beatport.com.
Posted by Erskine on 25/06/07
Some time ago we finished a small, new website for a good friend called Lee. Finally, that good friend has cut the ribbon on his Tenfold Fringe site, as he prepares to take orders for millions of flyers and posters for this year’s Edinburgh Fringe festival.
Posted by Erskine on 06/06/07
Simon Collison will be co-presenting High-Noon Shoot-Out: Design vs. Implementation at @Media, Europe’s major web design conference. It all happens at London’s Business Design Centre on 7th and 8th June.
Posted by Erskine on 20/05/07
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