About Web Design
In the mid-90s rising costs led to the closing of hundreds of independent bookstores and publishing houses. I responded by teaching myself web publishing. I loved the idea of message out far and wide with such minimal investment (more on the economics and idealism of the era from this 1995 post). I put together the first websites for a who's-who of American peace groups. The most important part of that job was education: teaching activist how to use their new tools. After a few years I began working as a professional webmaster for a couple of Philadelphia Quaker organizations.
I'm now focusing on freelance projects, specializing in sites for people with a message to get out. I've put together sites for independent journalist, musicians and historians. I'd love to put togther a site for a small community business. I have lots of tricks to make it easy to keep calendars and photos fresh and updated. I think like a publicist and would also provide ways to build email lists to let you keep in close touch with customers. As always, I love teaching people how to use the internet to get their story out.
Personal life:
The family |
Related:
- Workshops and Publications, an annotated list
- LinkedIn Professional Profile
About Martin
How I got into web design and why I love to help people
communicate online. Also
available: my resume, my
workshops and publications
list, a list of
organizations
I've worked with, and of course a
portfolio of recent work.
The family