MadeByPi® Blog

Feb 6, 2010

The iPad, HTML 5 and Flash

Posted by Paull | Filed under Design, Development

The recent release of the iPad and the decision by Apple not to include the flash plug-in on the device has triggered masses of debate in twitter, blogs and on a much smaller stage, the MadeByPi office. The debate has been about both the validity of Apple's decision and the wider subject future of flash itself as part of the web now that the HTML 5 specification is starting to cover areas where flash has been the default tool. Read more...

Feb 5, 2010

MadeByPi Goes Mobile

Posted by ColinG | Filed under Cool stuff, Development, MadeByPi™ Labs

Now, if you check out our website on your mobile phone, you will noticed how it's gone all mobile-ified (we made that up).

Our weekly tweets for 2010-02-05

Posted by Joer | Filed under Tweets

WE WANT YOU! - Calling out to Design, HTML & Flash developer freelancers available now/March - send us your CVs --> hello@madebypi.co.uk #

Feb 4, 2010

Plane branding!

Posted by Joer | Filed under Cool stuff, Design, Typography

Check out this Kulula Airlines livery for their planes!

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Jan 28, 2010

iPad – first impressions

Posted by Matta | Filed under Cool stuff

Well, finally the rumours are over and Apple have announced their tablet - or should I say the iPad (such an obvious name when you think about it). If you haven't already seen it, then watch the video.

fffflckr.com – A journey of photographic inspiration.

Posted by Jeff | Filed under Cool stuff, Design

I've just stumbled upon this nice little inspiration tool: fffflckr.com/. If you click on an image it will load a selection of that photographers favorite images using the Flickr API. After clicking away for a bit you'll end up with a big wall of photographic inspiration.

Jan 19, 2010

Nonsecure items in IE (Solved!)

Posted by ColinG | Filed under Security, Usability

We recently came across an issue when creating a site with SSL plugged in that in Internet Explorer we were getting the good ol' "This page contains both secure and nonsecure items." popup. It took us a good long while before we finally realised what it was... Fancybox!