Featured Work: Gyeoggi-Suwon International School

I was approached by Gyeonggi-Suwon International School to build a website. This is my largest Expression Engine site I've tackled by myself to date. It has a few key features. It integrates Google Calendar by parsing the RSS feed with Magpie. There is a smart employment application which exports applicants on a weekly basis as a CSV file. There is also integrated photos and videos powered by Flickr and YouTube. Key plugins/extensions/modules include, Structure, Wygwam and FieldFrame. View the Project.

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Dec
31

Favorite Productivity Mac Apps of 2009

2009 is my first full year as a freelance web designer and developer. Being in charge of my own time and resources makes me realize how I took for granted the ease of collecting a paycheck and the beatings project managers can sometimes take from demanding clients. This past year was a great journey and I'm confident freelancing is a great fit for me right now. Here's a list of some of the apps I'm using to manage my workflow, including Quicksilver, DropBox, Tweetie, PingFM, Google (RSS) Reader and TextExpander.

These tools are just apps I use to keep on top of news and technology. I plan to post another article of tools I use to manage client correspondence, invoices and maybe even a few tips for tax-season.

December 31, 2009 | Tagged in Tools, Favorites | Comments5 Comments
Oct
18

Having Fun in Mokpo, Korea

Eric and I took a trip to Mokpo, South Korea on the KTX, Korea's bullet train. Eric had to go down there to do an car design demo, so I tagged along. We had a Korean seafood feast. All of it was raw, some of it alive. Just one of the crazy experiences we've had while living here in the land where most everything we know is flipped upside down and turned 'round and 'round. Music: Young Folks by Peter Bjorn and John.

October 18, 2009 | Tagged in Videos, Korea | Comments3 Comments