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Elliot Swan
I'm a designer and web developer based in Oregon who loves to create for the web. I specialize in awesome ideas, design, front-end development (XHTML/CSS/JavaScript), and WordPress theme development and customization.
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Hey there, I’m Elliot. I'm co-founder of DuroCast and do freelance web work. My side projects include Postable, WorthWorkingFor, TweetRemote, Accidental Procrastination, FlipFor.Us, ShootYourselfWith.Us, StalkMy[dot]Com, Shweetness, and Man of Pink. Some of these places actually exist, and some I wish existed.
How did you made the reflect? Is that a powerful Javascript or CSS technique, or you just uploaded two pics?
Hey, you have to work out the titles on the RSS feed. Perhaps it would be too hard or too long to do.
Yeah, the titles are on the to do list. As for the reflections, that’s done via reflection.js.