Hello! My name is J. Pedro Ribeiro.
I`m a Brazilian web designer &
front-end developer.

This blog features some of my projects, illustrations, photographs and thoughts. Enjoy!

 
 

How to Make the Most of Design Tutorials Without Losing Your Soul

February 24th, 2010  /  2 Comments
How to Make the Most of Design Tutorials Without Losing Your Soul

Design blogs are a great source of articles, news and resources – specially if you use mainstream softwares like Photoshop and Illustrator. One of the most popular posts, and the one I’d like to discuss here, are the tutorials and how good or bad it can affect you as a designer.

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Know Your Type: Part 2 – Type Categories

December 31st, 2009  /  6 Comments
Know Your Type: Part 2 – Type Categories

In this second part of typography articles we are going to learn the categories in which a type can be classified. Knowing the terms and characteristics of these groups can help you in the process of selecting the appropriate type for your project.

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Book Review: Making and Breaking the Grid

December 16th, 2009  /  3 Comments
Book Review: Making and Breaking the Grid

Making and Breaking the Grid, by Timothy Samara, is an analysis of the construction and deconstruction of grid-based designs. Featuring a comprehensive showcase of works in different media and across several decades.

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Portfolio: Hooke & MacDonald

November 4th, 2009  /  2 Comments
Portfolio: Hooke & MacDonald

Hooke & MacDonald is one of the major real estate agencies in Ireland, specially in the new homes market. They requested 4pm to come up with a new website that is modern in looks and features, reflecting the same high quality standards they have been keeping since 1967.

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Why Should I Care About IE6?

October 27th, 2009  /  7 Comments
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Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, Opera. Developing websites to match all these browsers is no easy job. And don’t even start talking about the different release versions. You can’t force your visitor to use a specific software but your budget is limited and you can’t create a whole new html for each one of them.

Luckily the modern versions of these browsers are relatively compatible, one difference here, another there. Nothing that a separate stylesheet or a reset css can’t solve. One of them, however, take this to the extreme. Yes, I am talking about the evil IE6.

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