I created my first website around 1996 using Netscape Composer, a long-dead HTML editor of yore. Soon, I managed to learn enough HTML and CSS to build a flurry of websites for customers of the film processing lab where I worked. Eventually, my management and I concluded that it was not practical to keep building more new websites. It took a few years for the upkeep of those existing websites to subside, and then I experienced a decade of almost no website work at all.
When I decided to try full-time freelance web design in 2018, I was committed to fill my brain with as much web development knowledge as it could hold. Even though I’ve since returned to working full-time at my old job, I haven’t lost my determination to keep learning and developing in my off-time. I'm pretty good at keeping myself motivated with various projects, and rarely give up when confronted with a challenge.
So yes, I always have a project in the works, some pointless, some not. This website design is a faithful HTML recreation of my first custom WordPress theme, as used on my freelance web design business site. Both websites are rather tricky to work on due to the complexity of the design, but I do enjoy the color palette, angles, and three-dimensionality of the theme so it remains fun.
I’m including this list of all the major projects, technologies, tools and features that I’ve sunk numerous hours into. This list is kept pretty up to date.
I’m a San Diego / South Bay native, and a graduate of Bonita Vista High School. I have an Associate’s Degree from Southwestern College. I live in San Diego, California with my husband and two cats one cat. (RIP beloved Beanie.)
My assistant assisting
“Out of clutter, find simplicity.” ― Albert Einstein