So, you're interested in my work, eh? Well, let me break it down for you.
I know a fair amount about various technologies and tools. If you know about this sort of thing, you might call me a front-end XHTML/CSS developer. I regularly make use of PHP, Javascript, XML, and design software, like Photoshop and Illustrator. I have a graduate degree in information architecture, so that tends to help too. A better question might be what don't I do. Well, I'm not much of a designer. I can do visual designs, logos and such, but you'd probably be better off going to a proper designer for that and then bringing me the mockups to build into a glorious website.
I specialize in building editorially driven sites. An editorially driven site is one that is updated very frequently and is often text-based, like a newspaper, blog, or review website. Depending on the site, it might be updated anywhere from weekly to hourly and it usually needs to be editted by people with little-to-no web training. That's where I come in. I've worked with assorted publishing platforms, but I mostly make use of Movable Type. As a reference point, Movable Type is the engine behind many large sites such as The Washington Post, Gothamist, and Boing Boing.
I come up with clever website architecture and strategy. You might say I have a knack for optimizing websites and networks of websites to build traffic and generate revenue. I've worked with entertainment industry clients to make this happen for networks as large as 250+ websites. For more information on this, say hi.
My availability. I'm not going to lie to you, I'm stretched pretty thin. I'm contracted beyond fulltime for the next 3 months, but try me anyway, who knows, maybe you'll steal me away with your charms. Or chocolate. Try chocolate.