Welcome to Breakout Studios!
Breakout Studios is a Knoxville based web design and content management studio specializing in small to medium sized businesses. At Breakout Studios we are more than prepared to meet your web design and web application needs. Unlike some web developers, we make sure all of our web sites are cross browser friendly and validate to their respective World Wide Web Consortium specifications. Our web sites will render correctly in Mozilla FireFox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, and Internet Explorer. If you are looking to get on the web or improve your current internet presence, look no further, we can help.
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News Feed:
Slow. Posted on 03/30/10 @ 1:59 pm
Haven't had much time to dedicate to this update. Here are the plans: need an RSS feed and I need to add the RSS syntax to my news script, need to update and link the MySpace and Facebook pages for Breakout Studios, I need to do the detailed portfolio with job descriptions, and I need to fix all of my "broken" (#) links. Easy smeazy.
Baby Steps. Posted on 02/23/10 @ 9:22 pm
Changed the borders in CSS, made the footer transparent to compliment the second background image, still formatting portfolio page and preparing a before and after of some stuff. These are the days of our lives.
More. Posted on 02/23/10 @ 4:45 pm
Added a watermark to the content block. Still working on some formatting issues with the portfolio page before I link it to the menu. I also changed the services headings for better parallel form--something I learned today.
Movin' on. Posted on 02/21/10 @ 9:43 pm
The portfolio quick nav now opens up the pages into a new tab or window--depending on your browser settings. The Genuine Nothing EP cover still opens up in Ajax since it is an image. New background image--running two images now with the CSS; one in the HTML declaration and one in the BODY declaration. CSS 2 FTW.
Working on it. Posted on 02/20/10 @ 3:17 pm
Starting to flesh out some of the JavaScript problems that I've been having, but for the most part they seem to be isolated to one or two places. The menu at the top is still just for show, and I may decide to get rid of it altogether. The portfolio QuickNav currently renders HTML within an Ajax frame, but I think I'm going to revert back to a simple "_new" window variable. Site launch is still a couple of weeks away. Oh yeah, news engine works!
