Over the past year or two, I’ve intermittently talked with a close friend of mine who is a missionary with his wife in Hungary about the possibility of going to Budapest to do website development for their missionary base. A couple weeks ago I was put in contact with the lady who is in charge of the communications for the Youth With A Mission (the organization they work with) Central European office. Apparently, YWAM CE would like to do a...
Chances are, if you watch TV at all, you’ve seen numerous ads about the upcoming transition from analog to digitaltelevision. Just like when the campaign ads were playing, I cannot wait for this February 17th date to pass so that I will no longer have to view the same notices again and again. Recently however, there has been an attempt to delay the transition until June 12th. This motion passed the Senate, but initially failed...
“Most of the relevant folks in the industry today don’t have graduate-level degrees in web design or development. Why? Because web design and development programs didn’t exist when we came through school. Most of us stopped going to school as soon as we realized the schools weren’t teaching us anything relevant.” - Jeff Croft (via Teach the Web and ALA: Elevate Web Design at the Univeristy Level)
Time to start tiding this place up, cleaning the corners, fixing the unfinished areas. While I would love to official brand myself and my work, that’s something that will take quite a lot of time. For now, I think it is important that I just shore the current design up to make it stronger. I need to get meta tags in order, update the portfolio, and sort out aspects of the blog design I didn’t initially think through very far....