Notes

I design and hand code all of my sites, and take the time to verify my work with the W3C. I always work closely with my clients to give them the best site possible - I know how to balance what they want and need with what's most aesthetically pleasing and functional.

Fractured Parallels is a Flash site, based off of SimpleViewer. Some code is mine, some is theirs. There's going to be more pages once certain bits of content are provided to me.

I've built a fluid 3-column layout with a header and footer, available for anyone looking for free easy-to-use code. Just mention my name in the code in association with it, and I'm happy.

I created (with pointers from my "Better Half" aka Mike) a beautiful XML for the gallery - AJAX, really - so simple and clean and straightforward, and easy to upkeep!. Lots of notes, info, titles, gloriously extraneous info for all of the pictures that everyone's dieing to know - beautiful, really... but Safari hates it. And I can't test it. Windows 64bit hates Safari right back for me. Or, at least, my computer does... it may not be universal. But either way, I can't run Safari. And the local Apple store doesn't like me testing my sites there anymore...