When I’m not trying to kill myself in the gym, on a mountain bike, or in a swimming pool, or trying to take photos which don’t look like they were shot during an earthquake, I tend to push pixels around webpages and - occasionally - posters, newspapers, magazines and other paper-based mediums. Sometimes, I even get paid to do it… ;o)
My portfolio includes web design, web development (primarily in PHP and MySQL), print and broadcast media and management, photography, and IT skills.
I have also held the position of trustee for the University of Portsmouth Students’ Union between August 2007 and July 2008, a role in which I took overall responsibility for the maintenance, development and overall strategy of the union’s student media, working with union staff and several hundred student contributors across a newspaper, magazine, radio station and website.
You can find more information in my CV and my work portfolio, further down this page.
You can download a copy of my CV to find out more about me (although, unless you’re looking to employ me, I have no idea why you’d want to read it - surely you have something better to do with your time…? ;o).
Between 2002 and 2008 I worked for the University of Portsmouth Students’ Union. In that time, I worked in a number of different areas of the company, including their webteam, the entertainments department, and the student media branches.
2002 to 2008 | Keywords: PHP, XHTML, CSS, web design, web development, MySQL, project management, management, team leadership, team working, user interface design, DTP, print design, newspaper publishing, magazine publishing, student media, Web 2.0…
From time to time I work as an event photographer, with a small portfolio including events in Ibiza and the UK. I hope you won’t be too offended if I ask you to take a look at my event photographs (and, if that’s not enough, take a look at the rest of my photos) so you can form your own opinion on my abilities as a photographer!
Creation of an attractive and friendly online catalogue and information resource for Competition Transmission Services, a custom gearbox building company based in Hertfordshire.
In-line with the company’s customer service-orientated approach, a key component in the site’s design was providing an easy-to-navigate information resource with a friendly “voice” aimed towards encouraging first-time and casual visitors to contact the company and talk directly to an employee, rather than to simply throw facts, figures and sales patter at visitors through the website.
Summer 2004 | Keywords: project management, HTML, CSS
If you’re looking for something else, why not get in touch with your questions.
I’m always happy to hear from potential employers, even if it’s just to send me constructive criticism or to tell me my work’s rubbish ;o)
Posted by Alex on Fri 11th July 2008