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Since 1999, the interface design of Design Feast has changed but has mostly been confined to this layout and presentation which was the working foundation for its redesign:
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And it remained a read-only site until now: comments can be submitted to each of the Designer’s Quest(ionnaire) which there’ll be more to hopefully arrive.
Big thanks to my Designer-Developer-Diva Megan Coleman for transforming the wireframes (sample below) into a live site, using Expression Engine. This satisfied another need reinforced over the years: a content management system. Looking forward to using it more to refresh the site with new information about creative voices and projects as much as possible.
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Big thanks too for all the visitors and subscribers of Design Feast, and thanks in advance to the new people discovering Design Feast. Here’s to providing you with a regular serving of creative culture.
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