Richmond Indiana Website Design & Graphic Designer ~ Agee Design

When the producers of the popular Lost Podcast with Jay and Jack were ready to redesign their website they turned to Agee Design. We worked closely with them to produce a new website that would allow their tens-of-thousands of listeners to interact with them as they produce their show each week. In addition we designed a new logo that illustrates the lively personalities of the shows hosts.

"Evan has been amazing, he listened to our ideas and brought them to life. He made the whole website redesign process simple and painless, and in the end we had an amazing website." said Jay Glatfelter, Producer and co-host of The Lost Podcast.

If you’re a Lost fan we recommend you give The Lost Podcast a listen. Head on over to http://www.jayandjack.com and get involved in their vibrant community today!

Back in 1997 typographer David Siegel changed the way web designers made websites; some would say he even changed the web itself. He wrote about an emerging technique for pixel-perfect designs. The technique involved combining the <table> tag with sliced images and spacer gif images to achieve a design that was all but impossible back then. Web designers were overjoyed with this new found wisdom. They could now create web page designs that were as graphically rich and fluid as their traditional print media cousins. But as happy as the designers around the world were, David began to recognize the implications of his discovery. Read the rest of this entry »

If you, like me, are excited about the possibility of creating rich apps for the iPhone but aren’t too excited about paying the high price for the iPhone I’ve got just the solution for you. MarketCircle, creator of the great Mac time tracking software Billings has created iPhoney, an iPhone simulator that allows you to test your web apps on an amazingly realistic looking iPhone interface.

From their website:
“iPhoney is not an iPhone simulator but instead is designed for web developers who want to create 320 by 480 (or 480 by 320) websites for use with iPhone. It gives you a canvas on which to test the visual quality of your designs.�?

I’ve been contemplating creating an iPhone app since hearing that they would support third party web development on the device but I was reluctant since I wasn’t planning to purchase an iPhone. Now I’ve got a good reason to reconsider!

Marketcircle’s iPhoney

I’m happy to announce that the Agee Design website V.1 is now live and ready for visitors! I’m very, very proud of the site, as it’s one of the best examples of my work to date. There are all sorts of cool technologies and methodologies at work. You can visit the site at http://www.ageedesign.com.

The work, however, is not quote finished. I’ve still got to design and develop the portfolio section. I’m still playing around with ideas for that, and should make a decision soon. I’ll also be adding more information to the services section to beef that up a bit.

As I mentioned in an earlier vidcast, I don’t plan on doing any heavy marketing anytime soon, just want to take some steps to getting the word out there. A few new projects here and there would be fun.

So, take a look and let me know what you think! Doesn’t it feel like the warm sun is shining in your face?