NEW PPS Homepage

Why you clicking on the Refresh button on the Project Petaling Street website? The update ain’t there yet. It’s right over here.

Yes, bring your blogger behind over here so you could have a look at the prototype that will be replacing the old look of the current Google theme. No more will you need to get used to that layout because we are going back into time when it was 2 columns.

Just that now, things are a little more organized and I dare say, better organized than it ever has been. So come on in!

The big project started of with just a simple call for help; PPS NEEDS YOU! and I appreciate the bloggers who did lend a voice. Then after 2 days, I worked my butt of making head or tail of the comments along with my own self analysis; PPS Analysis Review.

After all that research was done, it was time to get a little messy and come up with a site skeleton that was going to be the future of PPS in a very short time. I posted the PPS Site Skeleton just after a day of analysis trying to come up with something of a balance for all bloggers. Then later on, I found out the PPS Design Leaked out into the public with my knowledge. I’m telling you, the culprit is still at large.

So finally with the help of a new and good friend; Chee Aun, who is the CSS guru of Malaysia (for me), we present to you the new pps homepage prototype. Links aren’t working as of yet but I’d like to highlight a few technical agendas which I’m very proud of Chee Aun to implement.

First of all, he helped implement an accessible show / hide panel located on the sidebar. The panels you see on the right are collapsible and yes, the colors might change to some other web safe color later.

The next hoo-ha you should all note is that..okie okie..this is just so cool so I don’t want to spoil it for you. What you do is click that button beside the ‘X’ aka Close Window button. Then you resize the window into a smaller screen. Do you notice the coolness?

Now, isn’t that cool for you?! Well, it definetely is for me and Chee Aun is the man! I’ll be working with him through this project and you can bet that we’re expecting more magic later on when we’re done with the other services.

I actually should’ve contacted Aizuddin first about the prototype going live but hey, this is a community project.

Whether cheer or boo it doesn’t matter but please tell us why. Thanks.

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