A page for today … Let’s start with ‘about’

I mentioned doing this series a while back so I thought I’d start today, with the ‘about‘ page. It is one of those pages that you are expected to have aren’t you. Mine isn’t bad really, although it always feels like it needs a bit of a spruce up whenever I look at it. In fact I’ve just removed a bunch of stuff from it as it was getting out of date, so it’s in a bit of a better state than it has been for a while now.

It’s a tricky thing an about page. In some ways it should say everything about the site / blog, but in many ways it just can’t and it’s sort of impossible to sum up everything into one static page. Anyway, it’s there, and it’s more up to date, and I’ll probably update it again at some point.

Maybe I’ll get some inspiration for it?

Sorting out categories and tags

I decided that I really needed to do a little more on the categories and the tags on the site to make them all make more sense. So that’s what I’m going to be doing on and off for the next few weeks, or more realistically, for a lot longer than that. Anyway, hopefully it’ll make things easier to understand and find over time. That is my aim at any rate.

Going over the pages

There’s actually a lot of pages on this site with a wide variety of information in them about stuff. As I’ve moved the site over from my old .com site I thought I should really go over all the pages and check them for errors, especially about downloads which are a little more problematic using wordpress.com.

So over the next few weeks I should have reviewed the lot.

Moved post

So I’ve moved. My new site is here, as “ashleyelsdon.me”. My old wordpress site at ashleyelsdon.com is still there, but will eventually be removed.

All the content from the old site has been moved over here, with a few exceptions, but nothing you’ll miss I’m sure. So for the forseable future, I’ll be here. It’s nicer.

Audiobus Preset store

I thought I’d like to capture some Audiobus presets for myself and store them somewhere. So I found a way to capture the presets to a Google spreadsheet and then embed the sheet in a web page. The page you can find here. I’ll be adding to it over time, so it’ll grow and more and more Audiobus presets will get added. Obviously, to get them to work you’ll need to access them from your iOS device and not a desktop.