In light of the new company, I am officially not taking on any more freelance work in the foreseeable future. I will continue to help and support anybody I have done work for previously, but any new enquiries or projects will be done through my new ultra-excellent company.

Which brings me onto this website. If am not pimping out my freelance skills, then this site as it stands is pretty useless. So what do I do with it?

I could use it as some highly complicated CSS3 / HTML 5 test project, but to be honest there are better people out there to do that.

I could just leave it as a blog, bit as you are probably aware, my tardiness at updating it makes it pretty dull to most people.

So I am open to suggestions.

Whilst i am deliberating about what to do, give pure white creative ALL YOUR WORK. There is a new site coming soon along with a bit of a re-brand. I’ll keep you posted.

Ciao

Cuil

“Search 121,617,892,992 web pages” claims the front page of the new search engine Cuil (pronounced “cool” apparently.) Those 120 billion pages are about three times as many as Google actually indexes, according to developer Anna Patterson… and she should know as until 2006 she worked there. Presented in a kind of “magazine style,” Cuil will apparently get more pertinent results as it drills into the contents of a page, unlike Google’s complex ranking system. Since two more of the development team also worked for Google, and there’s $33 million of venture capital behind the new site, it is certainly going to be an interesting development to keep tabs on. Cuil starts taking search requests today.