Greetings I'm a designer, art director & strategist who blogs about client relations, trends, user experience, software, the media and more
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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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Compared to just three years ago, more and more of Category 4’s small-business clients have become comfortable maintaining their own website via CMS. We’ve built many of these sites with WordPress which clients have overwhelmingly loved. But more and more, larger projects require finely-tuned content management and custom data-types that can be diversely displayed. The obvious choice lately has become Expression Engine.
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I’m in the midst of a drafting a long post titled “Making the Most of Mediocre Content”. As you could guess, it’s about molding client-submitted materials into something more organized, focused and attractive. But what happens when a client has nothing to submit — no photos, no taglines, no logos, no text, no identity?
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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»