Recent content by robsteele

Hi the material is polycotton, I supply the cloth then produce artwork for the printer to heat press, that sounds right to me as it will be mainly logos upto 450mm high and 700-900mm wide.

Hi interesting posts, will help me out on a current project.

Currently working on a new venture and wondered if anyone knows of a printer than can silkscreen onto polycotton sheets. It would either be transfer (heat pressed) or silk screen print any sizes upto 900mm wide logos.

Ar this is interesting as i was looking into doing similar thing, I will look at the spoonflower site, sorry can' recommend a printer thats does this.

Poor show :(

I would usually set up a template in Mailchimp and host the images on my web server in folder for the client. If you don't know html though you would need to use mailchimps out of the box templates and edit them.

I like Varela, nice clean font.

https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/113022610207075328993/113022610207075328993/posts Not used it too much just started it.

Agree with Tony, 1.5 hrs per page is what i charge and add my hr rate on top of changes. Some pages take longer than others but it will level itself out.

Nice looking site, my only critique would be using textures on the dark grey blocks for depth other than that like it. :)

I usually charge 1 rate for all, but most projects are quoted in full which has cost me but is a fair way to price.

Ar yes i have heard of red tie, looked a good program very costy though specially for small businesses:( if i can remember it wasn't very easy to have your own site design and Red Tie does it. I found this site whilst searching. http://www.w3p.com/uk/w3shop/

Hi Responsive web design certainly makes your site more accessible in different devices using media queries with css will help achieve this.

Have emailed you Rob

Nice post wasn't really aware of the mixing of anchor links :(