The website is built on WordPress, which makes it very easy for him to update with new images under each category.

The frontpage shows a random picture from a selection made in the adminarea of the website.

When a category is selected from the menu on the right, a list of thumbnails shows up for a quick and easy overview.

Single picture view.
The title smoothly fades in and out when the user moves the cursor over the image.

A page showing information about David Bust and contact information.

Logo

Delay Lama, is an Copenhagen based duo, playing ambient electronic  music.

Or, as they put it it themselves:

… STARTED OUT DOING … USING A BROKEN … WITH ITS OWN INNER LIFE BOUGHT A … AND BECAME MORE … ORIENTED NOW USE … COMPUTERS LIKE EVERYONE ELSE BUT STILL RELY HEAVILY ON … BOXES AND THE … DON’T HAVE ANY SUPERLATIVES TO LABEL OUR … WITH DON’T … VERY HARD AND DON’T HAVE NOTHING TO SAY CURIOSITY AND … ARE THE MAIN SOURCES OF INSPIRATION ALWAYS END UP DOING THE SAME OLD … GRAINY PULSATING STUFF GRAINY PULSATING STUFF …

Anyhow – they wanted a simple website with some basic information about the band, as well as an mp3-audioplayer.

The only “demand” to the look of the site was, that they wanted something with an old airplane. So I dug up a picture of an old Spitfire and spiced it up in Photoshop.

The site itself, is a “one-page” layout, where the 4 parts are imported by AJAX using the jQuery framework.

The website never went live, as the band is on a break.

The site is built on WordPress and uses a little jQuery for the image-slideshow.

The concept is build over “Your rich American uncle with a pocket full of cash”.

I delivered the XHTML + CSS + JavaScript for the site to the bank, and They implemented it all into a Lotus Notes CMS.

One can make quizzes, add/edit questions from the backend, and keep track of highscores.

I made a few add-ons to the existing site, both on the frontend and the backend.

Frontend included some enhancements to the existing code, correcting coding errors and such. Nothing much, but I made things run a little smoother.

The backend features included a Student-profile editor, giving each student the change to add a gallery to their profile. Also a “competence-scale” was added.