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Flourish Has Moved
July 20, 2010 in Company News
After about a year in Gainesville, we've relocated to Jacksonville in pursuit of more business opportunities and the chance to collaborate with larger and more established Web design firms. The move won't affect our current clientele at all, and we're still looking forward to serving businesses in the greater North Florida area, including Gainesville, Ocala, Dunnellon and Crystal River. However, the move will allow us the chance to be closer to larger markets in Jacksonville and St. Augustine.
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Flourish Wins ADDY Silver at District Level
May 4, 2010 in Company News
After winning a Gold ADDY award at the Gainesville AAF's local competition, our entry for our Web site, www.floridaflourish.com advanced to the 4th District competition in Tampa, Fla. where it won a Silver ADDY in the advertising industry self-promotion, interactive category.
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Flourish Takes Home ADDY Gold For Web Site
March 4, 2010 in Company News
A great start to 2010 was made even greater with the addition of ADDY Gold to our growing list of awards and achievements. Flourish Web Design took home a local Gold ADDY award for our company site, www.floridaflourish.com, in the advertising industry self-promotion, interactive category.
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Bulletproof Gallery Style Lists
February 14, 2010 in Design Tips
Listing pages are becoming increasingly ubiquitous features of Web design as content management systems enable even the smallest sites to easily upload and archive a ton of data. However, creating a gallery style list poses a quite a challenge that if not tackled properly can result in a broken page that does more harm than good to the design. In this article, we'll be creating a bulletproof gallery framework using just a little CSS, some server-side logic and a dash of jQuery for standards-challenged browsers.
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We Love Adobe Fireworks!
January 12, 2010 in Design Tips
Adobe Photoshop is the graphics program that many designers cut their teeth on, and it's proven itself as the end all, be all standard in the design industry. It's extremely feature rich and can handle lot of advanced graphic filters and effects. At it's core, however, Photoshop is a bitmap editor aimed at print work and photo editing (duh!), and it's honestly not the most efficient graphics program for Web design work. We switched over to Fireworks about a year and a half ago, and can say with confidence that we're never going back! Here's why.
