ordenaracidade.pt

[diogo]

Hey all,

Here's a new PW site we launched in the end of last week. The site is a active archive of research documents from the areas of urbanism and territory planning, and was commissioned by the University from Aveiro, in Portugal.

Again, PW was invaluable to achieve exactly what we wanted, since we built a quite complex website that required almost no training to the client. We made a heavy use of page fields to achieve all the filtering effect on the documents page.

Special mention to Aleo and Varela. Two beautiful typefaces.

Hope you guys like it as much as we and the client do

http://www.ordenaracidade.pt/

http://www.milktop.co.uk/projects/ordenar-a-cidade/

[cstevensjr]

Very very nice

[diogo]

Thanks cstevensjr! And thank you all for the likes

[renobird]

Bravo! Very well done.

[DV-JF]

Really nice site, I like the way you include the single information by opening a "lightbox".

There's a small error, I've found

FF latest Version  23" @ 1920x1080 / Chrome looks fine.

Greets!

[diogo]

Thanks DV-JF, we will check what it is.

Edit: the issue is documented here http://davidwalsh.name/table-cell-position-absolute. It's solved now

[totoff]

sleak, modern, beautiful. very nice.

[totoff]

We made a heavy use of page fields to achieve all the filtering effect on the documents page.

btw. It would be so nice to learn more about how you did this. Don't you have time for a short tutorial? Sure, you don't :-(

[diogo]

Quite busy at the moment to write a full tutorial, but if you would like to know something specific I would be glad to tell.

[totoff]

Hi Diogo,

thanks, I would like to learn more about how you realized the filter function on http://www.ordenaracidade.pt/trabalhos/. What page structure did you choose and how do you filter it?

But I don't want to take too much of your time. It's just more or less out of curiosity ...

[onjegolders]

Come on Diogo, you know you want to