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Re: Which sites show txp at its best?
This thread coincides with the current redesign. The best way to promote TXP is to show that some of the best designers out there are using Textpattern themselves. Sort of like the 9 out of 10 dentists use Crest toothpaste.
nclud – nclud.com nclud is a small web design agency in Washington DC. They client list consists of several new start-ups in the web 2.0 space: Mixx and emPivot,
Marjan Banjtes – bantjes.com Marjan Banjtes is one of the worlds top typographers. Her flowing, kinetic designs in type are in a class all their own. Sure to inspire.
Naz Hamid – nzrn.com Naz Hamid is the man behind Weightshift. He has presented at SXSW and has been published by A List Apart.
In addition, there are some other fantastic designers who use Textpattern:
Txp admin themes | dropshado.ws – a blog for design noobs like me
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Re: Which sites show txp at its best?
nemoorange wrote:
Wow. Thanks for that link. Even her process is cool. Love this. She’s in my feeds now.
I was going to suggest erisfree as another stunning Txp site (from the very talented Eris Stassi, another designer in the “Frisco” area), which it was once upon a time, but it appears she has…uh…minimized lately. Not even sure it’s Txp anymore. Probably not.
Last edited by Destry (2008-10-10 12:19:10)
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Re: Which sites show txp at its best?
zero wrote:
For a large multi-departmental site there’s the Mosman Library
- Masses of information all organized effectively and efficiently.
As I’m just starting explore Textpattern features, I’m glad to find a site made on it which use old-style multi-level nested navigation instead of modern blog single-level flow. This structure is what I need now to make mostly static site with many sections nested one into another, and on any level there must be several text pages (articles in Textpattern terminology) as well as subsection. As much as I know now Textpattern is not the best solutions for this kind of navigation, but I’d better ask people who knows more: if Textpattern engine allows to do that easily without “unofficial” tricks, or I should check other CMSes beside it?
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