Favourite South African logos: Part 3

This post is the third installment in a series, featuring my favourite South African logos. See Part 1 and Part 2. Here are the next 3:

Metro FM

Metro FM is the largest National Urban Commercial station in South Africa with around six million adult listeners tuning in from all across the … view full post

Favourite South African logos: Part 2

This post continues where Part 1 left off, a little later than I was planning, but better late than never! Here are the next 3:

Sasol
I fell in love with the Sasol logo the moment I first saw it, which if I remember correctly was in an animated format online. It’s almost hypnotic, I can stare at it … view full post

Favourite South African logos: Part 1

This post has been a while coming. I was initially planning to feature about 10 of my favourite South African logos in a single post, but while compiling the list I decided to rather split the post and dedicate more time to each logo.

I’ve mostly sourced information online, which I’ve found difficult for some, so if you have anything to … view full post

sIFR solution

At the beginning of this year, I briefly bitched about problems implementing Mike’s sIFR – a client-side text-to-flash replacement technique – on this site. Today I found a solution to the scalable problem I’ve experienced using sIFR on some recent projects: by adding the display property with inline as the value to … view full post

Viral marketing

For the record, I have already entered the Brutal Fruit online competition (hat-tip: Warrenski). Keep it in mind when they ask you to send on to your friends, because:
a) These type of setups are usually not intelligent enough to know when someone has already entered, so they decide to spam you anyway, … view full post

Pixels or nothing

It takes a village to raise a child and it takes at least 9 pixels to render a font.

Pixels, baby! Or nothing.