What's in a Website?
It takes a lot of hard work to draw up a visually stunning website. This website's design has been several months in the making. The graphical design work, even so as it is two dimensional, was drawn in the 3d Design Program from the Netherlands: "Blender". The graphics were then clipped out and brought into "MS Paint", a classic and well loved program. The imagery was saved into a black and white format, which reduces the file size significantly.
A Geometric Design of Historical Significance
The design you are seeing throughout this website is a very special traditional design which has been known throughout our history.
The "Compass-Rose" design is associated very strongly with both religion and royal designs. It is among the most beautiful of designs, and is very likely one of the most instantly recognizable patterns. Many people believe that it was given by the LORD to the royal houses as a sign.
Given the immense cultural significance of this most beautiful design, I know that it is only appropriate to use it in the most serious of circumstances, because of the strong feelings that it evokes.
The compass-rose design is carried throughout the website, and if you look closely, you will see that even the smaller patterns, which at first glance look different, are actually the same design repeated at a smaller scale.
The effect of the scattered dots that you see were not originally intended but, were actually a consequence of transferring the file from the Blender 3d environment into MS Paint, and then setting the file to become Black and White. The resulting effect, which you see in this website, is that it looks like the blotchy ink of an "old-fashioned" newspaper.
With that said, I fully understand that this miraculous design should be used in a way that is respectful of it's origins and historical significance, and nothing could be more worthy of this honour than my quest for ultimate justice.
A Proprietary Font
The font you are now seeing appears effortless, it's unique, and it has it's own character. In reality it took weeks of work, battling against the notorious freeware program "Font-Forge". The program is notorious for being difficult to operate but, for me there was no option, "The Forge Must be Conquered!". Truly I have grown very fond of that wonderful program, and I have come to appreciate what an extraordinary effort it was for it's author, George Williams, to devise such a truly brilliant software. He is worthy of many thanks for offering such a wonderful software for free to everyone at large, a real gift to us all.
If anyone saw they would say "Why is Murdock Yelling at the Computer Screen?"... The answer "Don't worry he's just at 'The-Forge'"... and that's just my computering style anyhow. I code and I yell sometimes.
There is one more program that should really be given the highest honours, even so as it screws up sometimes, and is really only a BETA-test version... I guess that's why there is a button to "clear all the memory".
Without the HW program that is found at www.dckim.com this website simply would not have been possible. Plain and simple: If you can build some graphics, and even design a propietary font for you new website, that doesn't really matter if you are not able to easily put it all together into a single package as a contiguous website.
When you first find the HW program, it doesn't look like very much is there. Upon closer inspection, and despite it's "hacked-together" interface, it's actually fully loaded with all sorts of crucial website-making goodies.
I have looked around the internet for similar programs and I have found none even close.
The only program which is free and draws HTML is one called "shitty Griffin", and, yes, it completely lives up that name. Good riddance that it's discontinued, it wasn't doing anyone any favour anyhow. Can't you even get an increment on the edge resizings? If you knew how easy this is to implement, you would be angered by it too.
All the more thanks is due for dckim.com, but, most of all, it is the LORD GOD that we all should be thankful for, because it was the LORD GOD who has created us, and truly furnished us will all things.
Thanks, foremost and entirely, to THE LORD GOD, my creator and yours.