This site has gone through a lot of redesigns. Ask my friends and family—it gets made fun of con­stantly. This redesign is my attempt to get up to date with cur­rent stan­dards. No, it isn’t HTML 5 yet—that will come some time in the near future—but it does solve three prob­lems that I had with the pre­vious versions:

Actual HTML text. I have finally taken advan­tage of Typekit to serve up some sexy new head­ings set in League Gothic, a type­face from The League of Movable Type. In the past I had always used image replace­ment. I went through sIFR, FLIR, and even just straight up images (dark days, I know), and I finally got fed up with not being able to select my text.

An easier-to-navigate port­folio. The new port­folio design makes it quick and easy for someone to look through my work. In the past, designs had been spread across mul­tiple pages or hidden behind sliding jQuery panels. Now the entire thing can be viewed without changing pages once—and the images are bigger too!

A blog. Pretty simple: I have always wanted one and the pre­vious design didn’t make it easy to accom­mo­date. Now it’s here so there is no excuse not to write. You can read my first post for more details on what this blog will be used for, and you can sub­scribe by RSS or follow me on Twitter for updates.