Recently we completed the website for the embassy of El Salvador in the UK and also Ireland in English and Latin American Spanish. El Salvador is a small republic in Central America.

The site is rich in content and imagery that it almost doubles as a tourism site for the Republic – as usual the content it was designed for Google to pick it up quickly as it has done.

As this is a government website, there was great importance put on accessibility, there is graceful degrading for the evil IE6 browser, as well as some performance bells and whistles for compliant browsers via the use of jquery.

The embassy staff were lovely to work for, and they are very happy with their project.

Left to Right, Ambassador Dr Vladimiro P Villalta presenting Laura Rodriguez and myself with a diploma of appreciation.

1. Create or select a “flow” – Because the Humaniser can be used in multiple instances, by multiple clients, each instance is called a flow, you can name your own flow and come back to it later.
2. Think of what you want to say; you will need to pre-plan what you say to get the most out of the flow.
3. ACROSS: Start typing your first flow. In each field you can put as many or as few words as you want, each field represents a different part of the flow that will be randomised.
4. DOWN: Now for each field you will supply a number of alternatives, some fields may not need an alternative, but some will benefit from dozens, in this stage remember that the random options are not line by line, or even word by word, but are field by field.

Play with the Humaniser prototype and leave us some