Heike Prehler — website for an Art Therapist

[diogo]

This is the website that we launched this one some weeks ago for an Art Therapist based in Zurich.

http://heikeprehler.ch/

We had to deal with a quite large amount of text here, so our main concern was to make the website light and easy to navigate (also vertically, inside each page). On the backend, we also decided to divide everything very well, to make it easy for the client o edit, but also to make it easy for us to output the content as flexibly as possible. Each content page is divided in blocks of children, that allowed us to have IDs for each of them, and link individually with hash links on the top of the pages. It also allows us to place slideshows under each block by allowing the client to simply upload the images to an image field, instead of inserting them in the rich text area.

The site is responsive, of course  

[matjazp]

When viewed on android browser (4.4.2, yes I know, it's old, I should upgrade ) here is what I see:

It's ok on chrome.

[diogo]

Thanks for reporting @matjazp! I forgot the prefix on the transform property when rotating, should be working now.

[matjazp]

Hm, can't see any prefix on rotate(180deg). Caching? But don't bother with that, I should upgrade my Android instead

[diogo]

I applied prefix free by Lea Verou to the site, so I don't think it can be a cache problem. This is a JS file that applies the prefixes on the client, so if you're looking at the source from a pc that doesn't need prefix for that, it won't show up, but should work on the old browser, since android 4.4 supports transforms with the webkit prefix.

[matjazp]

When I tested, it didn't work so I looked at the source and commented that. I simply forget about js prefixing. But I just tested it now and it's working

[diogo]

Great! Thanks a lot for testing