New site launch for Oregon Ki Society
Dec 08 ’07
Posts in "site administrativa"
New page in my portfolio
Dec 10 ’06
New portfolio site: Goleta Valley Holistic Health Care
Jul 16 ’06
Another client site went live recently: Goleta Valley Holistic Health Care. I've put a page in my portfolio about it. I wish them the best of luck with their new business.
New site in my portfolio: JessicaReichman.com
May 26 ’06
I've just completed a new site for a local artist named Jessica Reichman. She approached me with a pre-existing web site that had gotten beaten with an ugly stick and then left unfinished. It failed to highlight her personality or her work. The new design does both. You can see my little writeup in my portfolio or you can just go visit the site to see what it looks like.
I'm officially moving
May 15 ’06
It looks like the career switch is now official. I was up in Portland, Oregon last week finding an apartment and a job, and thanks to the power of Craigslist, I got me both. The job is a web job that's big and corporate, but not super interesting coding. The upside of the job, though, is that at 5:00 it's done, and the job stays at work. It doesn't come home. That will leave me with plenty of time to do some freelancing on the side, to continue playing with Ruby, and do all of the more fun aspects of web design.
New site design: Aeonium
Apr 11 ’06
There's a new site design! If you look just underneath the search box in the sidebar, you'll now find a pair of links, titled "Banksia" and "Aeonium." These allow you to switch between the Banksia and Aeonium layouts. I think that the newer Aeonium layout is more successful, but I love the colors of Banksia and so I couldn't let it disappear. The new layout is named after the genus Aeonium, which graces the banner, and was inspired by both the geometric regularity of that species and a Japanese aesthetic of simplicity. Let me know what you think!
Hello World!
Jan 16 ’06
Hello world wide web. I hope that this post marks the beginning of a long and fruitful relationship between me and you. For my part, I'm a web designer-in-training. Or if you prefer, a grad student who decided to leave the botanical sciences for the wilds of the interweb. You might wonder why I would make such a transition. Well, there are several reasons.
About the author
Brent Miller is the owner and principal web designer of Foliosus Web Design LLC in Portland, Oregon. He enjoys food, plants, and the color green. If you are interested in hiring him for web work, please contact him.
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Plant of the day
Tournefortia gnaphalodes (Boraginaceae); Sicimay
