We spent some time going through the site and think we’re in great shape. Thank you again for hustling towards the end to get it done – we both agree it looks professional and operates very smoothly. Appreciate all of your help.
Daniel Ballen
ShirtFlash got its name because it offers a fresh take on current events in t-shirt form, as reliable as your morning paper daily RSS feed. They strive to make shirts that celebrate the great things and mock the crappy things and people who do them.
Skills used HTML, CSS, jQuery, WordPress
*Work in progress. Design by Ron Griffel.
I’m John Walsh, a front-end web developer from Hatfield, PA. I’ve spent the past five years creating web sites for people and I’m pretty good at what I do. I’ve worked solo, collaborated with other talented individuals, and worked as part of larger teams to bring success to several projects.
I believe in simplicity. I don’t add superfluous fluff to web sites, telling myself it’ll make the site look more professional. It doesn’t work that way. I work with people to make intelligent decisions about what goes onto their web sites. Anything that doesn’t support your main reason for having a site could work against you. I try my best to adhere to this philosophy.
Now that you’ve seen a little of what I can do, let’s start making web sites! Use the form to get in touch. Tell me about your project, ask me about a specific project I’ve done or a service I provide, or just say hi. Make sure to let me know how and when to get in touch with you.
