Name: Jason Eyermann
Located: Bristol, England
Profession: Graphic / Web Designer / web developer
In brief: Portfolio site and blog about web, design, development, print, 3D, internet and the Mac.
Photoshop CS4
Illustrator CS4
inDesign CS4
(X)HTML
CSS
Flash CS3
ActionScript 2.0
SQL
JavaScript
PHP
TextPattern
DVD Studio Pro
QuarkXPress
SketchUp
Zen Cart
Twitter Updates
My Profiles
Sites
Categories
Article List
- New site - ConnectFrench.com
- Screen capture for the Mac
- Best games for the Mac
- New site - Greenball
- My first After Effects CS4 Video
- New .tel domains
- BMW ad
- AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi Install - Mac Pro 2009
- The purchase of a new 2009 8 core Mac pro
- Amazon.co.uk and online retail sales
- Removing Firefox outline with CSS
- Alternative Stylesheet
- Command + 'F'
- Browser stats - November 2008
- Book review: "Get to the top on google"
- Design Podcasts
- Designing for ECommerce
- Sending HTML Newsletters from Thunderbird
- Switzerland - Montreux
- TED
New site - ConnectFrench.com
7 February 2010
A New site that i’ve created as a self project is now live at Connect French. I used this site to practice new php skills. I used the new mySQLi functions which should make my future sites more secure but resulted me having to upgrade my server to PHP 5, which i was a bit nervous about but my other sites on the server were all fine.
The site also includes a custom built CMS which i choose to use instead of using Textpattern as i did on this site.
Make a commentScreen capture for the Mac
11 December 2009
One of the few things that I liked on the PC over the Mac was the keyboard print button. I use this button all the time on the PC at work. If there is an image on a site or on the screen that I want to copy and paste into photoshop then I simply press print and then control-v into Photoshop. For years on the mac I thought the only way to do this was to use the screen capture application Grab. Today I have found a mac tip on the apple web-site buried deep down in the pages giving me a shortcut to provide me with the same functionality as the print button on the PC. That short cut is Control-Shift-Command-3 . I now programme that into one of the F-keys and voila.
Make a commentBest games for the Mac
26 October 2009
I’m not a big action game player and it’s just as well as I own a mac. If you want to buy a computer that has lots of games you don’t buy a mac. I just want to share 3 games that i’ve bought and played over the past year that I 100% recommend every mac user to try. If you’re like me and really love the witty creative puzzle game that has great presentation with lots of thought for the user and game play then I’ll think you’ll love these.
Machinarium(£11.87) – Click here for link
Braid($14.95) – click here for link
world of goo($20) – click here for link
If anyone has a suggestions for me then please add them to the comments. Thanks.
Make a commentNew site - Greenball
15 September 2009
I’ve recently seen a new site go live that I helped to design, develop, build and will mantain. If anyone needs any Banner stands, pop Up displays, exhibition stands, display systems, posters or banners then please consider using Greenball. We are based Near Bristol (UK) so if you live in or near Bristol you can collect otherwise we will deliver. I’m Currently working on the SEO and the interest in the site is so far promising. The site was built using Zencart and we used worldpay as a payment system in order to take card payments.
Make a commentMy first After Effects CS4 Video
16 August 2009
I’ve been learning After Effects CS4 for the past few months. I’ve learnt this mainly from both a Peach Pit learning book simply called After Effects CS4 and From two sets of learning videos on Lynda.com. Essential training and beyond the basics. From this, I’ve managed to create a 19 second intro movie for a potential new website I have in the works called IwannlearnFrench.com. I’ve uploaded the video to YouTube. Check it out here – After Effects intro video
Make a commentNew .tel domains
20 June 2009
I decided to jump aboard and grab myself one of the new .tel domain names that were not aloud to the general public until march 6th 09. This is not an ordinary domain but is a place to store contact details and allow its users to use this to pass out their contact details.
Reading the website of the .tel creator, Telnic (www.telnic.org). They show lots of promise for more future usage options. I bought into this and got one. I tried Jason, jayce, jas, jay, jace. Unfortunately all gone. I didn’t want jasoneyermann.tel as I wanted to forgo spelling my name if I were to pass out my contact details. I ended up choosing jason123.tel (www.jason123.tel). The telnic site said that .tel sites were SEO proficient but has yet to rate my name or jason123 in the google search engine.
AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi Install - Mac Pro 2009
20 April 2009
My recent Mac Pro purchase didn’t come with a AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi Card. So I ordered the part and installed it myself. Apple said this should not be attempted by customers and an Apple authorised worker should carry this out. The part came with no instructions and I found very little info on the internet. However my installation was successful and I thought I would shares the instructions here.
I found the image above on the internet of an installed airport card, but please take note that I have found that this card had been installed incorrectly as the image shows the user attaching wire 1 to the top and wire 2 to the bottom. The correct way is to attach wire 1 to the top and wire 3 to bottom leaving wire two covered. The installation took me about 30-45 minutes as the the parts are so small, fiddley and on the mother board.
The location is on the bottom section, so you need to take out the bottom shelf. The AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi Card need to be placed in the mother board to the far left. There will be text there saying mother board.
I found the most easy way is the first clip on the wires and then insert the card and then insert the screws.
Then put back the bottom shelf and turn on your Mac. The airport sign should be in the top right part of the screen strait away without have to do anything. Click on it and accept what it has to say (I can’t remember) and voila. I’ll start working.






