Editorial design with ExpressionEngine

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References in order of appearance

1. Whoooz! Webmedia
2. Colly
3. Space.com
4. Universe Today
5. NASA
6. Starchild
7. NotebookCheck
8. NotebookReview
9. Techno Talks
10. BBC Food
11. Waitrose
12. Jamie Oliver
13. Fray
14. Jason Santa Maria
15. Yaron Schoen
16. Team Fortress 2
17. Wired iPad App
18. Brandon Kelly’s Matrix

6 comments for:

Editorial design with ExpressionEngine

1. Wow, great references, the slides speak for themselves truly inspiring. Wish I was there to hear what you have to say about it.  Is there any videos or any way to check it?

   Thanks for sharing,

   Paulo Canabarro — 10/06/10 at 17:32

2. Cheers Paulo – there will be videos of all the talks, though I’m unsure of whether they’ll be publicly available; conference attendees have paid for a DVD you see.

   Thanks for your comment.

   Gregory — 13/06/10 at 11:31

3. I would also love to hear your speech. I have a small publication online and I am really interested in seeing how to use editorial design effectively with ExpressionEngine.

   Being a designer myself I hate to see all articles with the same layout, and I’ve been wanting to take a more personalised approach to our featured articles, but I still haven’t got my head around how I need to set everything up in EE and make it future proof other than using static pages.

   If there’s a way to purchase the DVD, watch the speech or even just listen to a recording of it, that would be great.

   Kevin Selles — 17/06/10 at 01:53

4. Hey Gregory,

   I just wanted to warn you that the current download link doesn’t work (at least for me), so the slides are available on note and point - http://noteandpoint.com/documents/pdf/gregorywood-eeci2010slides.pdf

   Would love to see the presentation live. ;)

   Oh well, maybe next time.

   Cheers!

   Toni Kukurin — 06/08/10 at 22:37

5. Hi,

   Thanks for sharing this, there’s lot of inspiring stuff !

   I’ve got a question about one slide, the blue one at the end with “simple + complicated = textarea” :
   Do you mean that when you want a simple but really flexible layout (like the one you make on this website), you can’t create a grid system and have to rely on a big textarea with handcoded content ?

   Sylvain Ceccaldi — 31/08/10 at 10:07

6. Hi Sylvain, thanks for your comment. It’s not a completely serious slide, but you’re right, it essentially refers to the way I design and publish content, with one big textarea into which I paste custom HTML code for each entry, which then gets styled in a separate stylesheet.

   Greg — 31/08/10 at 21:54

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