About Me

Education

Design philosophy

Keep it clean. Design that is simple and clean is the best way to communicate effectively.

The web is for everyone - you should be able to access websites, regardless of what device, browser or operating system you may be using, and no matter how obscure they may be.

I believe design for the web should be flexible, usable, accessible and beautiful. The canvas for a web document is not DL or A4, but can be anything from less than 5x5cm to more than 50x80cm, an exciting challenge for web designers.

Users' needs are not to be trifled with - if they are not fulfilled they will go elsewhere (and rightly so!). Infact, the web is a democratic medium that does not tolerate individuals or corporations trying to prescribe how we interact with the web.

All the above epitomisess why my design is based around usability, web standards, and accessibility. My work is clean, semantic, hand-coded XHTML & CSS. I pride myself on writing high quality code and ensure my work complies with W3C standards.

Work experience

Usability Consultant at Stamford Interactive

October 2006-June 2008

Front-end Web Developer at Oxfam Australia

February 2006-June 2006

Online Technology Coordinator at Tourism Victoria

February 2004-January 2006

Websites I have worked on

See the projects page for a detailed explanation of projects that I have worked on.

About this website

Learn more about how this website was made and what technologies I like to use.