The first time I developed a website was in 1996. It was purely in HTML and I mainly made it to showcase my graphic artistic ability and to see if I had the ability to build a website from scratch. I liked the fact I can use my artistic ability along with my computer skills. I slowly increased my skill set by studying CSS as well as other web programming languages and applications.
I joined Ender Technology because I was drawn to its small size and friendly environment. After joining EnderTech, my skills and abilities increased dramatically, mainly because I was tossed out of the frying pan and into the fire.
I hate to play favorites but if I really had to choose a favorite project it would probably have to be Southwest Auto Inspections. It's the combination of having an awesome client, the right level of complexity, and the fact that it's extremely useful to the client that puts it on the top of my list. In a close second place is Apro Distributions. It's one of the few sites I've actually started and had a huge involvement in till the end or at least up to this point. The project was prepared, structured, and organized well and is also helpful to the clients and members who do use it.
Three things everyone should know about me:
- I love to eat; I'm a fat guy stuck in a skinny man's body.
- Not many people may know and can see this about me but I'm a very affectionate person.
- I highly believe in reciprocity; you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.
