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My CSS technique for increasing link area was recently included in the book Sams Teach Yourself CSS in 10 Minutes by Russ Weakley (proof below). I’m honored and excited to be included. If I ever have time to read the whole thing, I’ll post a review.

I have a new website. There is not much content yet, but it’s growing. My old site was not representative of my work, and didn’t do a very good job of promoting my unique selling proposition: that web design can be effective when done correctly. The new site focuses on my philosphy of web design […]

I’ve recently completed work on redevelopmentlending.com. Okay, not really, but I’ve recently found a few spare moments to write about it. I mentioned the site’s logo with a background image earlier. This is the first site I’ve worked on where I wasn’t the designer.
I was approached by a friend on behalf of Omni National Bank […]

I’ve been working today on writing a business plan for my existing web design business. I’ve also recently switched browsers and moved to a new feed agregator–I haven’t had one for a while, and I’ve fallen behind in my blog reading. While catching up, I noticed a timely article (at 103 pages of pdf, book […]

Today, the Veterans Memorial Park of Collegedale website, which has been live for several months, reached relative completion. Though we will continue to make a few changes, the content is all in place. Take a look and let me know what you think.
The Veterans Memorial Park is located on the Collegedale Greenway (a.k.a. the Wolftever […]

The Little Creek Sanitarium site went live last night. Some may remember the logo that I designed for them. This is a site I’m proud of and they have been a great client.
Almost all of the work was done remotely, but last week I visited Little Creek to take pictures for the site. The staff […]