This post is simply my way to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Italian Unification, without retoric ;)

An example is Scenari Sposa, which commissioned the website’s creation for the just opened atelier in Brera, Milan, to Dev2010 with a specific feature: the website should reflect the promotional campaign already plublished in trade magazines, with a book-like layout.

Fortunatly the Gierre‘s fantastic staff made the campaign, so almost every graphical element was ready to be composed on the Web.

This time the most difficult thing was to get the same result from WebKit, Gecko, Trident and Presto.

So, here we are!

The Dalton Somaré Gallery, which is specialized in the search and selection, according to museological criteria, of art works from India, the Himalayas and the Subsaharan Africa, ordered in late 2010 to Dev2010 the design and implementation of its brand new website.

Among the requested key features there was the possibility for the users to see, uploaded on the website, even high resolution pictures of details of the most valuable pieces of the collection.

That’s because customers should be able to appreciate the high quality workmanship and the precious materials right from the pictures even before going to the gallery.

Dev2010 has just implemented a zoom effect on high-resolution images, easy to use either by the website user or by the content administrator of the site, who works on it through the administration area.

Everything has been obtained harmonizing the website layout with the jQuery framework and with the other features that make a minimalistic site an example of Web 2.0 technology.

So in the last years I wrote software from scratch, defining the design, the architecture, the database structure and then realizing the development, but I’ve also  customized the architecture for personalized Web sites, based on CMS.

For this reason I have gained skills ranging from database administration to webmastering, like any good IT manager should have in his know-how.