June 21, 2007
Before working at Planet Argon, I’ve never worked for a company that was made up of mostly developers. At the beginning, I wasn’t sure how I would fit in being that my skillset had very little overlap with my newly-acquainted comrades. Not a huge deal considering I’m a designer and I wasn’t necessarily hired to know these things, but I felt it was my duty to at least make an attempt to learn.
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March 08, 2007
As a web professional, freelance or full-time employee, it’s important to keep project files organized on the computer. It needs to be done efficiently for the same reasons one would keep a file cabinet in order—to catalog, to retrieve and find, to archive, except the digital file cabinet is much more flexible when it comes to filing away digital work.
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March 03, 2007
I am a Designer. I am a Developer. I can plan and create web experiences. I can develop in XHTML and CSS. I am familiar with Javascipt (after reading this book I hope to have more than an a familiarity). I have some SEO experience (although I don’t care to ever capitalize on those skills again). I can create a blog on the Textpattern (ick) and Movable Type (double ick) platform (Coming Soon to this list: Simplelog). I have a little experience designing for print (business cards and letterhead?). I have a little experience in branding. I have a little experience developing in Ruby on Rails.
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