After deciding in August that I would keep my first website (iWeb) alive. I have not been able to update it untill now. (But I haven’t been sitting still in the past 3 months.)

Now that I finally came around to updating my iWeb website, I found that a little tweak was needed. At first I tried to make it somewhat similar to my main website. So that there is a red line / guideline through my personal websites. But after realizing that iWeb isn’t dreamweaver, I decided to keep my previous design, a clean and simple design. What you see above is the result of that.

If you want to check out the full iWeb design: click here or go to http://www.nickdeclercq.com/NDC/

My previous website which was an iWeb design has been featured on

http://www.allaboutiweb.com

The post was about :

Some more gorgeous iWeb websites. (in Tim Bowden his opinion)

(my website is the 4th)

I was pleasantly surprised and definitely very happy to see my website featured for the first time. On top of that it was my very first website and that it is featured on one of the most known and important iWeb tricks and inspiration website out there. (in my opinion)

Because of the huge response, I have decided to keep my “old” website (iWeb) active. This will be aside from my new (dreamweaver) website and I’ll even keep it updated when I find the time.

You can check out the full article at:

http://bit.ly/9R6iwj

I am a little late to the mobile scene. But I have finally realized, that it was time to make a mobile version of my site. Especially due to all the mobile surfers in the world these days.

So after a lot of brainstorming and searching on how to design a mobile site. And the more difficult part, how to make sure that every mobile user gets transferred to the mobile version. I was able to start.

I started the design, and then the integration to my surprise it went very quick and without any big problems. And I am pretty happy that I decided to make the mobile site and have caught myself surfing to it a couple of times already. Hope that my visitors like it as well.

After a lot of brainstorming on how to improve the site. We finally drawed up a design that worked.

The keys the new design were to keep it simple:

1. More white-space between images and text to keep a good overview
2. A larger footer to give a good overview of the site’s structure
3. And definitely not to forget using the logo colors as much as  possible.

Provide is a consultancy and real estate service company. So the possibility of multiple use of the design was important. Provide.be is currently only available in Flemish but will be having an English as well as a French version (potentially even a German one) in the near future.

www.provide.be