Tag: php

Latest iteration of klevo.sk

Posted on by Robert Starsi

To start 2015 in style, I’ve got a new theme for this website. Build from ground up to put the focus on my portfolio, clear typography and content. CSS were hand crafted, mobile first. On the backend – good old WordPress. Since all the cool internet kids are switching to https – I am following suit. For extra speed (and a free SSL certificate) I am utilizing CloudFlare to sit in front of the host.

All and all, I am satisfied and I hope all this new shiny tech will motivate me to write some quality content this year. Stay tuned!

Homepage serves to inform the visitor about what this website is about, put the most important content forward as well as create a good first impression.
Homepage serves to inform the visitor about what this website is about, put the most important content forward as well as create a good first impression.

Calibrium – Services for Laboratories in Construction Business

Posted on by Robert Starsi

Another project succesfully finished and launched. A simple presentation for a Slovak company providing services for laboratories in construction business. I provided and executed the whole presentation, from graphic design to integration with WordPress content management system.

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Front page welcomes you and provides a concise description of what this company offers.

Keywords: Služby pre skúšobné laboratóriá v stavebníctve, Organizácia a vyhodnocovanie experimentov zhodnosti pre skúšobné laboratóriá, Technické merania, analýzy a posudky v oblasti kvality a statiky stavieb.

 

Kvalitest – Construction Business Services

Posted on by Robert Starsi

I am very proud of this one. Kvalitest – Stavebné skúšobníctvo a geotechnika dates back to around 2007 and as such is among the first professional websites I’ve build in my career. After 8 years I am satisfied with how the design and implementation is still going strong and stands the test of time. Granted, it’s a simple website, it could use a touch of responsiveness for the mobile devices, but it “gets the job done” par excellence.

In the backend it features a PHP CMS I’ve build back in the day, called Wildflower (now discontinued).

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