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Do you like the situation when you’re right?

  • Author Thomas Arie on December 30th, 2009

Here’s an illustration: You learn about web technologies like design, content management systems, social media. At the same time, you also study some of those subjects deeper. It makes you understand and sometime you can make a small prediction about what will happen next if you use certain strategies (in one of those technologies). You help [...]

Hello Texta Theme

  • Author Thomas Arie on December 17th, 2009

Let’s make this post short. When I worked on my blog in Bahasa Indonesia, I decided to use a simple theme. I don’t want to use too many images. Then, I created a theme. A simple theme. I realized that I haven’t created any single free theme this year — or may be last year. Now, [...]

How to Send Your Web Designer to Hell?

  • Author Thomas Arie on December 5th, 2009

When I have someone who wanted to ask our service and it’s related to web design (blog, sites, etc), we don’t just start the work right away. I usually spend my times and steal client’s time to have some discussion about the project. Usually, I ask few things: What kind of website you want to have, [...]

A New Lifestream Domain

  • Author Thomas Arie on November 24th, 2009

Last month, I bought a new domain. Unlike my other domains, this time I have domain with my own name: thomasarie.com. When I firstly registered it, I didn’t have any intention to create another blog. I already have too many. My plan was to create a lifestream. The term lifestream was coined by Eric Freeman and [...]

Jogja Wall Nation Photos (on Flickr)

  • Author Thomas Arie on November 19th, 2009

Finally, we’ve just finished uploading hundreds of photos from Jogja Wall Nation event. This is related to my previous post, about our involvement in this event. We’re responsible for the event publishing strategy and management. It’s not only preparing the website for the event, managing all contents and writing updates — yes, we published tons [...]

WordPress Theme: With or Without Widgets

  • Author Thomas Arie on November 19th, 2009

I like WordPress and its templating system so far. For many WordPress users, WordPress’ widgets features in theme might be something useful. Especially, for those who do not want to deal with template tags or confusing lines of codes. Personally, when I create WordPress themes for my own sites, I rarely — almost never — [...]

Gallery Album using WordPress

  • Author Lala Cinila on July 14th, 2009

Right now, we're working on a gallery album site. Our client wants to have a photo gallery for her site. There are many great gallery scripts like Gallery Menalto, 4Images, and Coopermine. Every software has its own great features. After having discussion with our client, we decided not to use one of those options. We choose WordPress.

Password Recovery Mechanism

  • Author Thomas Arie on May 1st, 2009

Website that has membership feature will have (should!) have this feature. In most cases, the mechanisms are almost the same.

Building video-based content site using WordPress

  • Author Thomas Arie on April 16th, 2009

Previously, I talked a little bit about i-teve. Now, allow me to share a little bit more about some technical stuff. I already mentioned that we decided to use WordPress. The first reason was that because everything -- in this case, i-teve -- can be accomodated by WordPress.

Hello i-teve!

  • Author Thomas Arie on April 15th, 2009

Congratulation for the newly launch video-based site: i-teve! No, I'm not talking about new video sharing provider -- in Indonesia. i-teve is an Indonesia-based site crafted by Budi Putra and Elprisdat M. Zen. My involvement is to provide support for technical aspects. One of them is building the site.

Sheeba Majmudar, Nutritionist from Singapore

  • Author Thomas Arie on February 11th, 2009

Meet Sheeba Majmudar's website -- she is a nutritionist from Singapore.

MAC in Mode

  • Author Lala Cinila on January 28th, 2009

Today, our friend at Fashionese Daily posted a news about MAC in Mode event. Hey, it's not that Mac, it's about MAC Cosmetics. We worked together with Fashionese Daily to create the microsite.

The Shamrock and the Bird

  • Author Lala Cinila on January 27th, 2009

I am working on a new WordPress Theme right now. It's The Shamrock and the Bird. When I started making this theme, it was based on WordPress 2.6. But, because WordPress 2.7 is already available, I decided to make some changes. Here is a screenshot.

Theme baru cinila.com

  • Author Lala Cinila on April 30th, 2008

Selama hampir setahun menggunakan theme yang sama untuk cinila.com, Wordpress (blogtool yang saya gunakan) tidak berhenti berkembang. Dari perbaikan security hole, penambahan tagging system, sampai yang terbaru (Wordpress 2.5) dan yang paling dirasakan oleh pengguna Wordpress adalah perombakan design dashboard.

New Platform, New Designs and Upgrades

  • Author Thomas Arie on April 30th, 2008

After being with Movable Type for the last three -- or longer, I think -- I decided to move to other platform. Now, my blog (not this blog!) is powered by WordPress. That's our first news. :)

On building Trans Jogja website

  • Author Thomas Arie on March 3rd, 2008

Last month, there is a new mass transportation model launched in Yogyakarta. It's Trans Jogja. Right now, we will not go further writing about how this i-think-good-solution works. We would like to share about how we built the website. :)

Migrasi Forum Fashionese Daily ke vBulletin

  • Author Thomas Arie on February 11th, 2008

Akhir pekan lalu, Orangescale membantu migrasi forum Fashionese Daily dari aplikasi MyBulletinBoard (MyBB) ke aplikasi forum vBulletin. Proses ini sebagai tindak lanjut bahwa forum yang sebelumnya digunakan dirasa kurang memadai dengan makin berkembangnya komunitas Fashionese Daily.

New home for Fashionese Daily

  • Author Thomas Arie on February 6th, 2008

Fashionese Daily Gets a Facelift

  • Author Thomas Arie on January 9th, 2008

What is Orangescale’s favorite blogging platform?

  • Author Thomas Arie on December 12th, 2007

A-not-easy-to-answer question. Seriuosly. But, if we have to answer that question, there are two blogging platforms come to our mind: WordPress and Movable Type. Not only because those are our favorite platforms, but also those are platforms we're familiar with.

Orangescale.COM redesigned!

  • Author Thomas Arie on December 3rd, 2007

Few days ago, I applied a new design for Orangescale Studio website. So, if you read our Juicy Blog from RSS readers, I would like to invite you to see our new design. So, what's new here?

Meet Jogja Gallery

  • Author Thomas Arie on November 9th, 2007

Small Redesign for Asia Blogging’s City Channel

  • Author Thomas Arie on November 6th, 2007

Yesterday, I just made some changes on My City Blogging, one of Asia Blogging Network's channels. And, this is one of the busiest channel in the network.

New products by Kasanova Interior

  • Author Thomas Arie on July 27th, 2007

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