Jonathan Moore

Brave Ideas & Design.

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New Ezra
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Style Hatch
Hand Crafted Digital Goods

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2Advanced • Activision • Adobe
Armor Games • Bing • BLITZ
Disney • EA • Ford • Hit Fix
Lexus • Lucas Arts • Microsoft
Motorola • Picnik • Tumblr
Volcom • UFC • W+K
Warner Bros • Wunderman

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Jonathan Moore

Brave Ideas & Design.

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I create, design and build digital experiences and products in sunny southern California. Founder of
Style Hatch digital goods &
New Ezra, digital culture agency.

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Nov
12
  • dev
  • tumblr
  • css
  • grid

Fluid 1140px CSS Grid System

Great looking CSS grid framework by Andy Taylor that is designed for 1280px wide monitors, but scales all the way down to mobile resolutions.  Don’t be surprised if this ends up in a future Style Hatch premium Tumblr theme.  

Next week I’ll post more details about several of the upcoming themes that’ll be launching soon.  Lots of exciting projects in the works!

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Apr
30
  • tumblr
  • archives
  • grid
New Tumblr Archives
Tumblr just rolled out a fantastic update to their archive page inspired by the Tumblr Mosaic Viewer by proto-jp.  It’s amazing how many great updates the Tumblr staff rolls out week after week—one of the many reasons why I love Tumblr.

New Tumblr Archives

Tumblr just rolled out a fantastic update to their archive page inspired by the Tumblr Mosaic Viewer by proto-jp.  It’s amazing how many great updates the Tumblr staff rolls out week after week—one of the many reasons why I love Tumblr.

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Apr
28
  • jquery
  • layout
  • dev
  • grid

jQuery Masonry

Masonry is a powerful new layout plugin for jQuery that arranges elements vertically and then horizontally according to the grid.  This flowing layout tool is what powers Tumblr themes Scaffold and Astronaut.

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  • 2 years ago
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