Greetings I'm a designer, art director & strategist who blogs about client relations, trends, user experience, software, the media and more
ISS came to Category 4 to convert their knowledge of screening and security into a professional web presence with a design that reflected their global connections...
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Since 1998, I've built websites of all scope and size for Category 4 where I currently serve as Art Director.
This site has been featured on Design Meltdown, Smashing Magazine, Mashable, CSS Mania and Best Web Gallery.
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To be blunt, I’ll admit: I’ve poked fun at Twitter since the very beginning. Because it seemed like fluff, like noise, because it reduced smart people to oversharing narcissists, because it created strange, artificial, disproportionate popular kid/unpopular kid/cult leader/sheep hierarchies. I felt dorky just saying the word Twitter.
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Google Reader’s popularity is surging and the number of people consuming web content via RSS readers has grown overall, but no one’s claiming RSS is a mainstream concept just yet. It’s mostly the geeks and early-adopters who know what it is and what to do with it, thus they don’t need to be sold on whether a blog offers an RSS feed…
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For ten years, I’ve wanted the ability to develop websites comfortably on any system. This means traveling to South America somewhere, sitting down at a public computer in a coffee shop and having all my bookmarks, RSS feeds, applications and development files available. I’m pretty picky about streamlining my workflow, so a truly portable workspace would be ideal.
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This site uses Archer for typography, WordPress for content management, Fancy Zoom for thumbnails and a palette created with Kuler. Read more about the site's history»