Remember when the web was simple? Of course not (nobody does), it was eons[1] ago. Ironically, “simple” is the hardest thing to do, especially these days.
As developer and designer[2] of over 20 years, I strive to simplify complexity. Having worked with a wide variety of clients and a diverse array of projects, I’ve come to appreciate the business value of simple.
Remember when the web was accessible? Of course not (nobody does), it was eons[1] ago. Ironically, the web was born accessible. But with the rapid advancement of web development practices, accessibility has unfortunately been lost.
As a passionate advocate for accessibility, I strive to make everything I’m involved in usable and delightful for everyone. Having worked on a diverse array of projects intended for broad public reach, I’ve embraced the moral imperative of accessibility.
Remember when the web was robust? Of course not (nobody does). The internet[3], upon which the software we call the web operates, was designed[2] to be robust. The web? Well, your mileage may vary.
Having worked with a wide variety of languages and frameworks across a diverse array of websites and web applications, I’ve internalized the value of the robust, and the predictable.
For examples of past work and clients, please see the work page.
For more information, please give me a shout.