Submitted by Jack Moore, here’s what he had to say about his website:
My portfolio site that showcases my illustration work and open source web applications. The site a part of the semantic movement and is build with W3C valid XHTML/CSS and unobtrusive JavaScript.
Really nice portfolio website, I like how it gets you right into looking at the work.
Submitted by Jack Moore, here’s what he had to say about his website:
My portfolio site that showcases my illustration work and open source web applications. The site a part of the semantic movement and is build with W3C valid XHTML/CSS and unobtrusive JavaScript.
Really nice portfolio website, I like how it gets you right into looking at the work.
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For the name, I would have expected a little more color!