Fred Wu is a web designer and developer resides in Melbourne, Australia.
I am currently studying Bachlor of Information Techology Systems (Multimedia) at Monash university.
My specialities are web development (mainly PHP/MySQL) and web design. I also have vast interests in Ruby programming, design patterns and graphic design.
Email: canglan[AT]gmail.com
thislab.com v4
Another clean design, aims for high speed and straightforward information presentation.
thislab.com v3.1
A simple place holder design for v3.
thislab.com v3
A clean, modern and unique look for my personal website.
This is a combinition of previous designes with a new logo attached to it. The design goal is to combine the creativity of design 1, the cleaness of design 2 and the tab-style of design 3 into one single unique design.
A tab style navigation menu, with a clean header. The design represents strong emphasise on the green colour for this project.
A very web 2.0 look, clean and efficient header with a banner to show off the slogan.
The top navigation bar creates high contrast thus adds more depth to the overal design. The logo is oversized in order to emphasise the importance.
thislab.com v2
This is the new version of thislab.com, after version 1 has been critised for the similarity to the xbox theme.
A very simple and quick design for the client, no bells and whistles. This is a showcase for non-modern looking design which suits the client.
thislab.com v1.2
A simple place holder design, web 2.0 style.
thislab.com v1.1
A simple place holder design, mystic style.
thislab.com v1
The initial design of thislab.com, it uses green and black as its primary colours. The navigation bar incorporates several advanced CSS techniques.
onlinesportstore.com.au [Academic]
A very quick mock-up for our client, this online shopping cart project was more focused on the backend design. The project was done at TAFE.
China Travel Agency [Academic]
This is a fictional website done at TAFE. It was designed with business look and feel in mind, with a red/maroon colour scheme to represent China. Advertisement images are copyrighted to their original owners.
thislab.com v4
Logo for my own personal website, designed with 'iconizable' in mind.
The logo targets younger audience (gamers!). It gives the user a casual feel which suits the site's purpose. The paper implies plan/schedule, with some AK47s represent online gaming, and the arrow for 'actions'.
thislab.com v3
Logo for my own personal website.
thislab.com v3 old
An old version of the logo for my own personal website.
More than 10 logos were done for the project and these are the favorite ones voted by members of the project community.
Some of the logos (which have never been used) I designed for my website.
XINOD project
This is for a project I was working on back in 2005. The project is ceased development.
RubyCN.org
A temporary place holder for the upcoming RubyCN.org project.
Project Berwick
Project Berwick (codename) is a web-based project management and customer relationship management system. It is built on top of the CodeIgniter framework with many custom built libraries. PHP5 only.
CI ORM
An open source Object Relational Mapper (ORM) library for CodeIgniter, supports both PHP4 and PHP5.
An online shopping cart system built on top of CodeIgniter.
XINOD project [Academic]
XINOD stands for XINOD Is Not Only a Disussion-board, a GNU-like recursive acronym. It is the very first PHP project I've worked on, and it is open source.
Hoa Nghiem Buddhist Temple [Academic]
This is the DVD intro screen for the DVD project for Hoa Nghiem Buddhist Temple. The actual screen has a motion background.
Flash Portfolio [Academic]
A very simple flash portfolio done in less than 2 hours.
Task Wizard [Academic]
A task wizard designed in Macromedia Director MX.
Cinema Metaphor [Academic]
An interface design on the cinema metaphor.
Elf Bloom [Academic]
A low-polygon, in-game character design for an elf.
Casio EX-Z850 [Academic]
A polygon model for Casio EX-Z850 digital camera.
Tiberium Rescue [Academic]
A 2D game done in Macromedia Director MX.
Click here to download (Windows-only).