Front-end web developer, erstwhile designer
I'm currently engaged in a full-time contract for the foreseeable future. Feel free to drop me a line for any prospective work proposals, but I won't be available for any serious work for some time.
You may not be interested, but I wrote a little script to re-order Guardian live blogs (like this one) to read in chronological order.
I work as a front-ender for a digital design & marketing agency in Newbury. I used to design sites too, and I maintain a critical interest and vociferous opinions on UI design — but when my employers found out I could code, development slowly became my principal and then sole occupation. I regret nothing.
Since linkedin became a playground full of dubious UX and spam, I stopped maintaining my account there, but you can take a look at my CV if you're interested.
I maintain a sporadic github account, which I use mostly as a pinboard for little front-end techniques I make frequent use of. I'm also intermitently on StackOverflow.
I wish I had more time to administrate and contribute towards all the fantastic open source work I use, but in spite of my good intentions, my single greatest gift to the community is the 27 characters I contributed to the HTML5 boilerplate stylesheet.
If you like hearing about obscure browser compatibility bugs out of the blue and are partial to absurdist spite-drenched humour out of context, you'll love my twitter feed.
I used to be in a really good thrash grunge band. A while back I dug up the demo and made a little epitaph for it.