August 27th, 2010
Although I use WordPress for this website & blog, I still think PivotX is actually a way better blogging tool. In the past, I’ve made a bunch of ’Themes’ for PivotX. All of those are available on the PivotX Themes Website. The problem with that website is that it doesn’t display a lot of features [...]
August 12th, 2010
To celebrate the upcoming release of PivotX 2.1.0, Windmill Web work has released a new theme for PivotX, called ‘Wichita’. After ‘Philadelphia’ and ‘Baltimore’, this is the third theme named after a US city (once you’ve started a tradition, you should stick with it). This time, the theme is red, black and white, with some [...]
August 10th, 2010
Supermarkets (or: grocery stores) need a website too. These days, people like to look up online what’s on sale this week. Personally, I really appreciate it if a grocery store has a website that I can easily navigate. For one, I would like to find the important information without having to search for it. Opening [...]
August 2nd, 2010
Template tags in PivotX often come with a lot of ‘extra features’ that you can use to your advantage when you’re making a template. A good source of information is the PivotX documentation, and then in particular ‘Appendix B‘, which describes all the template tags.
August 1st, 2010
A often heard phrase is ‘less is more’ when it comes to web design. This means that (most of the) unnecessary design elements can be stripped from a web page, and it can still look well-designed and beautiful. These web pages are then referred to as ‘minimalistic’. If you look up ‘minimalism’ in a dictionary, [...]
Windmill Web Work is a small independent web design agency in Hudson, Ohio. The man behind it is John Schop, a US immigrant from The Netherlands, who is the owner, director, sales rep, administrative assistant, human resources manager, janitor and only employee of Windmill Web Work.
