Now I’m a VIRB Designer

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Reality Photography on VIRBLooks like I’m jumping into the custom VIRB profile market. I just finished up a page for Reality Photography that I think came out really well. I’m going to re-do my own page and start an archive of custom pages in a VIRB photo album. I’m also considering posting a tutorial on VIRB customization after I do a couple more and work out the kinks in my workflow. Stay tuned.

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  1. debora 03.10.07 / 7pm

    “Now I’m a VIRB designer” - and damn good at it!

  2. Brett Terpstra 03.10.07 / 7pm

    Thanks (blushing just a little) ;).

  3. Derek Punsalan 03.10.07 / 9pm

    Great job. After seeing what you accomplished, I went back into my Virb account motivated to make something new. I was getting a good idea of how they were allowing users to insert modules wherever they pleased and thought "this should be a quickie". Then I saw that data was nested into tables when it really didn’t need to be. So… I left. Definitely a great job on your part though.

  4. Brett Terpstra 03.10.07 / 9pm

    Yes, it does make unnecessary and inexplicable use of tables in an otherwise really well designed site. It’s kind of like working with Joomla, where no matter how great your template is, the CMS is going to stick some non-semantic code in there. Fortunately, it’s set up with a structure such that you can style as though the tables weren’t there, if you’re willing to forgive their existence ;).

    Thanks for the compliment.

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