I recently launched a new campaign on the Ad Council’s Small Step Kids website — a joint campaign with the new Where the Wild Things Are movie. This project was my second with the Ad Council, and involved incorporating new elements into an existing design as well as some really fun custom design work, and I was pleased to see it go live. See some project details in my portfolio, or the live site.
One thing every freelance web developer needs is a good web host. But there are two sides to this requirement: one needs a reliable and speedy host for one’s own web presence, and at the same time one needs a great deal of space and flexibility in order to set up staging environments for clients to review in-progress projects. I’d additionally like my development host to provide a centralized location for version control, as well as a few other functions. Since it’s not easy to find an inexpensive host that covers all of these bases, I’ve decided to separate these two functions out.
I know it’s been a long time since I’ve updated (ah, the eternal lament of the blogger), but I finally have something to write about.
I very recently left my job at Sanky Communications to pursue a career as a freelance web developer.
I have to say that I learned a lot in my time at Sanky, and I already miss the people there. The organization does a lot of great projects for some really wonderful non-profit clients, and I’m especially proud of some of the projects we launched towards the end of my time there …