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The web has always attracted me as a way to express my ideas. My ideas come in many shapes and sizes. Whether it's visual, verbal or programmatical, I've found some way to explore them, whether it turned
into an actual website, stopped as a small demo, or remains simply an (not so) used idea that is waiting for someone else to take up and run with. |
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The sites/projects below are pretty much 100% my work from idea to writing, design, development, etc. I think it's a pretty impressive list, but it's still just a sliver of the ones I've wanted to build. |
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I have been building websites since 1994. At first, they were just off my Cal Poly webspace. Then off my NWlink dial-up space. Then they popped
up on my first domain electricalsocket.com in 1996. Over time, I started having more and more projects, many with their own URLs. They ranged from small personal sites to
large, resource sites. In 2009, before starting the Stanford GSB, I felt I needed to create a more official entity for these projects and came up with The Royal Saltworks.
While the projects haven't changed, the intent behind them have. I don't really plan to turn any into businesses in themselves, and thus it's not really important to me
to have an official entity behind the projects anymore, thus I'm redirecting royalsaltworks.com to this part of my personal website. You can find my
sites and projects on this website. |
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a = art f = font h = humor i = interactive m = misc. p = photo r = resource w = writing |
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* indicates archived project (frozen in time with no planned future additions) |
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