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	<title>Information Architecture for Dogs</title>

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		<h1>Information Architecture for Dogs</h1>

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				<li><a href="about.html">About</a></li>
				<li><a href="climbfit.html">ClimbFit</a></li>
				<li><a href="soundblocks.html">SoundBlocks</a></li>
				<li><a href="index.html">IA4Dogs</a></li>
				<li>Past Projects</li>
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				<h2><a href="soundblocks.html">SoundBlocks Released!</a></h2>
				<div class="subhead">April 10, 2017</div>

				<img src="images/soundblocks.png" id="cf-image-small" class="img-left">
				<p>SoundBlocks v1.0 is now available in the Apple App Store.
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				 Imagine a recording studio built out of brightly colored children's blocks.
				 Sound and music are blocks of color. Alter the sounds by stretching the block. Drag the
				 blocks into different configurations, build a soundscape out of colors. This is the
				 concept behind SoundBlocks. A simple and intuitive way to record, manipulate and combine audio clips.
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				<h2><a href="climbfit.html">ClimbFit Version 1.2</a></h2>
				<div class="subhead">March 21, 2017</div>

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				<p>ClimbFit v1.2 is now available in the Apple App Store.
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				 This version consists of a fix to the export functionality.
				 Further enhancements are scheduled for 1.3 in early May.
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				<h2><a href="climbfit.html">ClimbFit Version 1.1</a></h2>
				<div class="subhead">December 14, 2016</div>

				<img src="assets/climbfit.png" id="cf-image-small" class="img-left">
				<p>ClimbFit v1.1 is now available in the Apple App Store.
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				 This version consists mostly of migrating the code base to Swift 3, but also includes the ability to change grading systems to
				 Australian or French systems.  Version 1.2 should be out in January and include more functionality.
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				<h2><a href="climbfit.html">ClimbFit Launch</a></h2>
				<div class="subhead">November 12, 2016</div>

				<img src="assets/climbfit.png" id="cf-image-small" class="img-left">
				<p>On November 10, 2016, ClimbFit launched in the Apple App Store.
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				ClimbFit is designed to be a simple and intuitive way to track your rockclimbing workouts. You can track grade and number of moves for each route or boulder problem. Future updates will include the ability to track Campus and System board sessions.
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				<h2>New Site Launched</h2>
				<div class="subhead">October 30, 2016</div>

				<p>Well, it's been at least 2 years since I've run my own site.</p>
				<p>One of the requirements to submitting an app to Apple, is the existence of a support url. A support url means a website, and if I was going to build one for ClimbFit, then I might as well roll one out for myself.</p>
				<p>It's fairly barebones at the moment but just wait...</p>
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			Copyright 2016<br />
			<a href="http://iafordogs.com">Richard English</a> All Rights Reserved
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