Who I am & what I do

My name is Asher Charles. I am a freelance graphic designer and front end web developer from Melbourne, Australia. This website is designed to showcase some of the projects I have worked on.

How I do it

I have been interested in web design since 1997 when I built my first bands website using table based layouts in Dreamweaver. The web has changed a lot since then and so have I, all my coding is done by hand using basic text editors on my Mac, my skills are all self taught and I follow the latest in design and coding innovation. Web is my life not just my job.

My Skills

My skills include front end web programming in HTML, XHTML, PHP, CSS, JQuery, Javascript and WordPress Development and I also have a great understanding of Linux Cpanel, IT Administration, Computer systems building, Network Administration, MSQL Databases and I even run my own web servers so I understand and help setup everything from the domain name to the completed web site.

Testimonials

If you would like to see what clients and people are saying about me and my work you can view the testimonials page.

Twitter

Do you want to get real-time updates, interesting web links, site news and announcements via Twitter? Follow Asher Charles on Twitter.

Facebook

The newly created Facebook business page allow users to view extra work, demo designs and catch up on day-to-day activities Join me today.

What next? View my portfolio for examples of my work, or if you are ready, contact me, I would love to hear about what you're doing and how I can help. Still not convinced? read my testimonials. If you have any questions please check the FAQs area of my site.


Creating a landing page for your Facebook page

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

You may have seen them around, they are everywhere, if you are a business you are probably wondering how can I make my Facebook business look like that? In this article I will show you how to use an application…

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That little extra padding using viewport

Thursday, June 9, 2011

The iPhone and iPad are great mobile devices for view websites, they both automatically take a 980px width of the site and fit it within the browser window. If you are like me and you use a grid systems when…

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Getting transparency right on the web

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Transparency effects on divs can look amazing when done right, here is a piece of fail safe code to ensure your transparencies look consistent accross all browsers. Take a look at the code for IE will you! When are they…

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