radrew's profile Andrew Egenes / Member since October 2007 / Last seen 1 year ago
I am a 23 year-old web designer and developer currently living and working from home in Atlanta, Georgia. I am 100% self taught and enjoy all aspects of web design and development. I have a great appreciation for the standards and accessibility movement and pride myself in building (mostly) CSS and XHTML valid websites.
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- Published a new blog post: Charisma Magazine has been updated to version 1.53 days ago
- Published a new blog post: 16 Amusing Mickey Mouse Wallpapers4 days ago
- Published a new blog post: 10 Must Have Hacks For WordPress Development4 days ago
- Published a new blog post: Green Website Showcase4 days ago
- Published a new blog post: Do you want to get on the top?4 days ago
- Published a new blog post: Should You Find a Niche To Stand Out From The Pack? | Acuity Designs5 days ago
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- Published a new blog post: 5 Free Web Services To Monitor Website5 days ago
- Published a new blog post: Slider, the side scrolling Micro Blog - We Are not Freelancers5 days ago
- Bookmarked: Installing Zend Optimizer | Debian Tutorials5 days ago
- Published a new blog post: Typography is the backbone of good web design5 days ago
- Published a new blog post: Moo’d Cards Unleashed!5 days ago
- Published a new blog post: How to avoid these common mistakes in blog design5 days ago
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- Published a new blog post: Offshore Development and Active Software Process5 days ago
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