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About This User:

My career began with learning HTML and hand-coding web pages back in the days of early 1990's. From there I sought to learn everything I could about the Internet including how it functions behind the page, to how users interface with the front of the page.

As my training persisted, I found an information gap existed between designers and users. Some designers design for the available tricks and web technologies while ignoring how the web functions and interact with those technologies. Some designers are graphic artists who have turned to the web to expand their clientele. And yet some designers don't take the time to understand the clients goals or desires for their web site.

Then we have the people who want to create a web site. Most people are not technical savvy, and do not have the slightest idea about what they can do with a web site. There are people who have an idea, but do not have the technical jargon down to communicate those needs. And there are people who have unrealistic expectations about the process, capability and results.