A fly on the wall in a one man design studio in Hartford, CT

Problem: Flash preloader has delayed visibility or flash preloader is not visible until most of the video is loaded already.
Solution: You have too many things loading on frame 1. The only thing that should be in the first frame should be your preloader. All code and other content should start on frame 2. This guarantees […]

We are currently accepting applications for interns. Hours are flexible in the Hartford area studio (exact location still to be determined). Interns will work on print and web project as well as provide office assistance.
Applicant portfolios should demonstrate an understanding of typography and typographic standards. Ability to work on both PC and Mac preferred, but […]

http://www.jrenecoffee.com
The site features table-less layout and design, seamless flash integration, and matte painting combined with original music from the Val Ramos Flamenco Ensembleto create an immersive experience in a website. I could not be happier with the results.
Technically its very advanced. The flash makes use of swfaddress to allow you to use the back button […]

http://www.litchfieldathleticclub.com
The site features table-less layout and design, seamless flash integration, and a intro blue screen shot movie. The end result, I think, begins to express the devotion to personal service that drives the club. It’s a small town – everybody knows your name – kind of experience. Starting with a humble sign on the street […]

Hattersworkshop is proud to announce the release of another website, http://www.suzannemichaelcatering.com/. We worked with Molina Group to provide a new face to an old business. Features table-less CSS design and a basic flash intro.

Hattersworkshop was subcontracted to code the website of Shoreview Hotel by Molina AdGroup. Shoreview is a wonderful cozy hotel on the beautiful Hollywood Beach in Florida. I’ve never actually been there but my client, Molina Adgroup assures me that they are good people. From the photos it looks like the kind of place I could […]

That about as much as I know. I’m sitting in my office doing work, minding my own business, and I hear a truck drive by. Pretty normal day except for the sound of what might have been the truck hitting a utility pole. Next thing I know Im going from the rapture of getting deep […]

I was always in the mindset that you should always comment your code. It makes it easier to go back in later on and figure out what you’re doing to power the site, easier for someone else to reverse engineer it should something happen to you or the business arrangement, and it allows for freeware […]