WEB DESIGN
I first entered the web design scene when I was thirteen years old. At the time I was just beginning to develope an interest in computing and began experimenting with free online services like geocities by Yahoo. And so I dabbled for quite some time under such circumstances until I purchased a copy of Dreamweaver 3 and finally began to look in-depth at scripting and transitional languages like Java Script and HTML. Over the years my skills improved and I continued teaching myself newer and better ways to design websites.
Since I started five years ago, my skills have advanced tremendously to a point where I am now highly skilled at designing tableless front end designs making use of plain HTML, PHP, CSS, and Java Script. The largest challenge that I now experience, like all web designers, is making sites 100% cross-browser compatible, but, while it is a difficult task, it is a task that has been placed high on my list of priorities.
MOST RECENT WORK
I first entered the web design scene when I was thirteen years old. At the time I was just beginning to develope an interest in computing and began experimenting with free online services like geocities by Yahoo. And so I dabbled for quite some time under such circumstances until I purchased a copy of Dreamweaver 3 and finally began to look in-depth at scripting and transitional languages like Java Script and HTML. Over the years my skills improved and I continued teaching myself newer and better ways to design websites.
Since I started five years ago, my skills have advanced tremendously to a point where I am now highly skilled at designing tableless front end designs making use of plain HTML, PHP, CSS, and Java Script. The largest challenge that I now experience, like all web designers, is making sites 100% cross-browser compatible, but, while it is a difficult task, it is a task that has been placed high on my list of priorities.
MOST RECENT WORK
