WWWork

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I cut my digital teeth at O'Reilly & Associates (a technical book publisher) managing the company's online presence (1993-95). This began with their Gopher site -- then, in the autumn of 93, with the help of Brian Wilson, John Labovitz, and Ted Meister, we transitioned that data to HTML and began publishing it on the World Wide Web. That effort was voted Best Commercial Website in spring of 94 (as far as I know, this was the first such contest for websites).

My favorite side-task at O'Reilly was researching and writing about the cover animals for their books' colophons. I learned some fascinating things about the animal kingdom in the process. Le menagerie...

• flying fox
• honeybee
• hare
• boa constrictor
• llama
• harrier
• hawksbill turtle
• garden spider

I departed O'Reilly in 95 and began my consulting career. I perform almost all aspects of website production, from initial conception to traffic analysis. My specialities include information organization, user interface, and HTML coding. Since I've worked with HTML since 1993, I can troubleshoot almost any website problem that you might have.

If you'd like help with your web project, give me a buzz at mk@sonic.net