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One of the major projects Ive been working on over the last few months is the new website for Jacka Lawyers. Tim Jacka is a Melbourne based lawyer who is set to revolutionise the client/practitioner relationship by using a collection of forms, a client messaging and feedback component all synced to his project manager of choice - Daylight by MarketCircle. The first stage of the development is due for launch early next week and we are hoping to have the forms and client system locked down in a few weeks.

I recently came across Dry Icons and loved their work so much I featured them in the latest Joomla Bamboo template called Bliss. We bought an extended or developer license for around $75 USD that gives us permission to use in the templates - Its a steal when you see the quality and range of icons in each pack.

The terms of the license were so friendly that we decided to get to know Dry Icons a little better by asking them a few questions and finding out what makes them tick.
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