Those DeWolfes Creative (http://www.thosedewolfes.com/) has completed the YAM Magazine's Autism Awareness Walk/Run website, http://victoriaautismwalk.com/. The event is to be held at UVic this year on April 15th, 2012.
Speed up your site by using inline images via the data URI scheme to embed images directly within web pages. As defined by RFC 2397, data URIs are designed to embed small data items as "immediate" data in lieu of references to files stored on your server. This saves the number of HTTP requests you make by storing images inline. Opera 7.2+, Firefox, Safari, Netscape, and Mozilla support data URIs and Internet Explorer 8 does too.
Why is that some pages loading with lightning speed and others are stuck with a "Waiting for...." in the bottom status bar? One reason is the number of file calls-- CSS stylesheets, Javascript, images and the content. Browsers bring down these files in pairs and have to often wait until some of them are down before they get pointers as to what comes next. This boils down into what is called "hang time." CMSes and style heavy sites can take an eternity to come down. The good news: you can make even a feature rich and complex layout come through at lightning speed. The answer: CSS Sprites.