"I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free."

-Michelangelo

Welcome to my website. I do freelance Website design, search engine optimization, website webpage design. I do currently live in the Bradenton-Sarasota area and willing to travel to Tampa. As you browse my website you will find various designs of art ranging from print, website design, website concepts, and photography. Feel free to send me a email or use my feedback form on my contact page. If you have any question about website design costs, Search Engine Optimization tips, or anything else related to web design feel free to email me.

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• Visual Decision Making
  

  If it takes only 50 milliseconds for users to form an aesthetic opinion of your site’s credibility and trustworthiness, are designers who create visually compelling sites simply wasting time and treasure on graphic indulgences? Patrick Lynch doesn't think so.

• Introduction to RDFa
  

  In part one of a two-part primer on RDFa, learn how semantic features normally confined to the head of an HTML document can be used to add semantic richness to the elements of the body. Mark Birbeck shows us how.

• Managing Werewolves
  

  While you’re always optimistic when leading a team, you know that not everyone’s got your back. Liars and poor communicators can wipe out good work faster than a 404 error. Learn how to think critically about verbal and non-verbal behavior and to separate office politics from truth, so you don’t let the Werewolves win.

• Indexing the Web—It’s Not Just Google’s Business
  

  Interface responsiveness is one of many details web developers must consider in their quest to deliver a good user experience. An application that responds quickly enhances the user’s sense of control. In working to maximize application speed, though, one often-overlooked element can affect performance more than almost anything else: database design.

• Creating Intrinsic Ratios for Video
  

  Have you ever wanted to resize a video on the fly, scaling it as you would an image? Using intrinsic ratios for video and some padding property magic, you can. Thierry Koblentz shows us how.