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Lara is a freelance web designer with satisfied clients worldwide. Lara has been designing websites professionally for over eight years, and is very keen on personal service. I would describe Lara as a spiritual fast learning generalist with a passion for remarkable design.
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That´s enough of talking about myself in the third person.
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At first I intended to be an animator and went to design school fully motivated to become just that. One thing led to another and 2 years went by and I was a (almost) fully fledged freelance web designer without ever planning to become one.
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I have sucessfully been a freelance web designer now for a while and it has given me even more love for this work. I have worked with ad agencies, web developers, diaper makers, pension funds, furniture makers, businiess women & men, friends & family.
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" width="15%"> <img src="<?php echoPicture($stylesheet_dir, 'images/google_plus.png'); ?> " width="15%"> </div> <div class="flex-item" style="margin-right: 1.25rem;"> <strong>My last post</strong> <br> <br> Over the previous year, the Polymer team has spent a lot of time teaching developers how to create their own elements. This has lead to a rapidly growing ecosystem, buoyed in large... <strong>More</strong> </div> <div class="flex-item"> <strong>Last Project</strong> <br> </br> Freelance WebSite <br> <br> <img width="80%" src="<?php echoPicture($stylesheet_dir, 'images/portfolio/p1.jpg'); ?> " > </div> <!-- </div> --> </div> </div> </body> </html>
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<strong>Fundamentals of Mobile Web Development</strong>.
At Chrome Dev Summit 2014 there was a whole host of topics and brand spanking new API’s covered, but its not all about the new and shiny. If you are a new Web Developer or even an experienced developer about to embark on exploring new APIs, chances are you’ll follow these three steps: learn, build and iterate.
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<strong>image-rendering: pixelated</strong>.
As web developers we play with images all the time and in most cases browsers are great at scaling images to fit the boundaries of our site designs whilst keeping the images pretty. But what happens when you want to control how the browser scales the images on your page?
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<li class="list__item"> <figure class="list__item__inner"><img src="<?php echoPicture($stylesheet_dir, 'images/portfolio/p7.jpg'); ?> " alt=""> <figcaption> <strong>Gallery WebSites</strong><br> 2009 </figcaption> </figure> </li> <li class="list__item"> <figure class="list__item__inner"><img src="<?php echoPicture($stylesheet_dir, 'images/portfolio/p8.png'); ?> " alt=""> <figcaption> <strong>Old Personal Web Site</strong> <br> 2008 </figcaption> </figure> </li> </ul> </div> <?php get_footer();