Canada.com
Client: Canwest
After working on the massive Canada.com network redesign and content migration in the fall/winter of 2005, Canada.com asked me back to overhaul the look and functionality of their header; including the global navigation bar. Keeping in mind that this was early 2006 and the whole semantic/table-less XHTML mark-up/external CSS game was still new to me, I was asked to do a lot of things that I had to figure out on the fly. This was the first job on which I built the global navigation bar using actual unordered lists inside of unordered lists, instead of the old school trademark tables inside of tables. There were a lot of other bells and whistles on the navigation’s button hovers (literally) including subtle sound effects. Canwest has since redesigned their network and header. I really learned a lot on that project.
