XHTML. ECMAScript. CSS. Perl. PHP. SSI. XML. The DOM.

These are the technologies that went into the page you’re looking at. I worked on it for about half a year, though I could have done it much faster if I had worked consistently. The page is standards compliant and validates, unless I accidentally add invalid markup to the content itself. It should be easy to redesign this way, without actually restructuring it. And unlike all of my past front pages, it should work in future browsers with minimal changes.

The page is also much more content oriented. Content on this site has been lacking for years, and hopefully that will change now. See “Resources” for more on this.

If you have a recent browser (specifically, IE 5.0+, Mozilla 1.0+, or Netscape 6+, and perhaps some others) then you should see some little green buttons on the upper right of each section of this page. Click them, that’s what they’re there for. Your preferences should be saved, provided you have cookies enabled.

To be honest, this isn’t complete. There’s more work to be done. But it’s not crucial work, and you probably won’t notice most of it. However, one of my goals was to make improvement of this page easier, so I should be able to continually add to it and fix it up as time goes on.

Nearly all I’ve been working on recently is this page. However, in the future, I’ll use this space to show off works in progress that I feel others may be interested in. Web pages, POV-Ray graphics, or whatever else I may spend my time doing, you’ll find out about it here.

This will probably be the least often updated section. Or maybe not. We’ll see. One thing I enjoy doing is teaching what I know. Typically, this involves Javascript or other web technologies. Here, you can expect to see tutorials and/or various writings (written by myself) about things that I enjoy and that others could benefit from knowing. I may also post links to outside resources that I discover.