Entries Tagged as 'Work'

Kingswood Lake Sunset

Post 1

* WPG2 Plugin Not Validated *
I took this photograph with a 16mm fisheye I borrowed all week from my sister's boyfriend, Mark. The lens was way fun but I don't think I can afford one anytime soon. And I think I'd rather spring for a wide-angle without the distortion. The processing was all Lightroom.
I [...]


My Day: Friday August 24th 2007

Post 2

0615AM: Awake for breakfast, shower, and switching over laundry
0654AM: Hug Claire goodbye
0702AM: Arrive at Carla's for coffee and Lake Union Inflatable Rowboat Ride
0715AM: Inflatable Rowboat Ride: Cautionary Orangina with coffee and strawberries
0815AM: Leave from Eastlake for work at NeonGecko
0830AM: Park on garage level 5A and head up to Smith Tower 10th floor
0840AM: Work
1043AM: Become fully [...]


Todo: Remove Resume from Monster.com

Post 3

No, thank you, I do not want a position as Senior Web Developer at a company in Beverly Hills, whose website and name you will not tell me but claim is in the "top 1000 websites" and is owned (chaired?) by David Bohnett, the creator of Geocities. How did you get my new Seattle cell [...]


NeonGecko Search Engine Marketing

Post 4

Check out our new design and content the NeonGecko Search Engine Marketing website. Dave and I conceptualized the new logo over lunch one day, he produced a prototype, and we finished the refined version by a few hours later.
Dana and I converted my old visual design to the new color scheme and have been collaborating [...]


Site Pre-Launch

Post 5

I recently updated the design and code for Stephen Chiang's Imagineit Child and Pet Photography website. Check it out and let me know what you think. I still have a few design tweaks to make.


Can I Get a Hallelujah?

Post 6

Hallelujah! Ryan Fait solves the CSS-based bottom aligned cross-browser compatible footer problem. Apparently the answer is a negative bottom margin on the wrapper and two elements of height equal to the negative margin: a footer outside the wrapper and an empty div as the last element within the wrapper. Did you follow all that?
This solution [...]


Mental Vacation

Post 7

According to one of my co-workers, while listening to "Jump in the Line" by Harry Belafonte, "Put this on in your house with a fruity drink in your hand, you're instantly 10,000 miles away."  Brilliant.