I thought that the designer from this site was pretty cool artistically, but also for the reason of their incorporation of their own personal mission to all of their work. I like how this person's career does not relegate his/her idea of what is right and wrong and they decided to work really hard in providing people with alternate solutions for printing and hosting websites in a more green way.
There is also suggestions on the site for greening your work if you are already working in the graphic design field by way of encouraging people to make little changes about the materials that they use to print.
PS: I don't remember html
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for the html link thingy, you have to select the text you want people to be able to click on and then in the middle of the formatting box is the hyper-link tool. In the pop-out window type in the address (copy and paste) and hit "ok."
hope that helps. :)
you can do the same thing with pictures only you have to re-highlight the image and then add the hyperlink
I love their logo and the fact that you have the feeling of them being eco-friendly and "waste-not" from their minimalist website
Ahhh, thanks... I was just trying to do the html like the old days. Yay4simplification!
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