So, what’s been keeping me so busy and quiet? A large, online guide to Walt Disney World: eGuides Intl.

Be forewarned, it’s still in the development stage, so several of the main links don’t work yet: info, attractions, shopping, dining, events, and resorts. While that may seem like a lot all the other links, their sublinks, and sub sublinks, for the parks are complete. Currently there are 779 photo galleries, spread across 1,055 pages. Not too shabby.

In addition, I setup the eGuides main site, using some of the excellent brushes of Cas Cornelissen.

As the above site suggests, there are several more online guides in the making.
This was one of the more interesting (and difficult) sites I’ve designed – it need to handle ads, a lot of information, and setup on a template that could be easily adapted and recognizable for another parks.

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