Singapore Web DesignerAEN—Designer & Consultant

I’m in Widgeous office today and Uzyn passed me a mockup of what seems to be the new design of ping.sg which he said he’s gong to launch during the coming party. He asked for my comments and to keep it a secret. I think it’s pretty good and I think I should share it with all of you.

If you are wondering what story is behind this post title, it has nothing to do with Tibet nor politics. Brian Ling from Design Sojourn sent me an email yesterday and told me some web design pirates in China has blatantly ripped off the WordPress theme design and CSS I created for Design Sojourn.

Catch me fiddling with Photoshop at Face Off Photoshop, held at Level 3 Pico Creative Centre, this Thursday, 24 April 2008. Just register here. For more information, please visit the organizer’s website.

After half a month of development we have finally launched the first phase of The Miele Guide, which I played the role of its designer. Big thanks to Adrianna, Aun and Pauline of Ate Media who worked with us tirelessly to get everything in order, and Uzyn the PHP and MySQL Wizard who took time to learn jQuery and worked hard for the project even though he was in Taiwan for a romantic break. I am happy to see the launch of phase 1 which marks the beginning of an exciting project and I look forward to the next phase.

For those who are not familiar with Miele and The Miele Guide, here’s a short introduction.

I was informed by an editor from Pepin Press—a publisher of design books based in Amsterdam, last year that AEN DIRECT (old name) has been selected to appear in the book “Web Design Index“. They didn’t tell me which year it is and they didn’t reply my emails so I just went ahead and got Web Design Index 07 from my local Kinokuniya but the site wasn’t in there. I soon forgotten about it until I started receiving emails from people who read a new book and saw my website in there.