I heard another idea for a great band name: The Wounded Rollovers.
development
Jay Small offers holistic interactive consulting, contract development and management services with emphasis in customer experience strategy. Specialties include:
- Internet/Web business and strategic planning, including investigation and analysis of content and/or commerce niche opportunities, cost analysis, market assessments, collaborative writing and editing of business plans, and consultative optimization of existing plans.
Client:
Central Georgia Insurance, Inc.
Small Initiatives developed a new brand identity and Drupal-based Web site for Central Georgia Insurance, Inc., an independent insurance agency headquartered in Macon, Ga.
Development included:
- Brand logo and collateral design, including color palette, letterhead, business cards, Web and PowerPoint templates
- Administration of a CentOS Linux Web server with secure certificate
- Installation and implementation of Drupal 6
- Extension of Drupal to support databases of insurance types and carriers offered by the agency
- Corporate computer systems and LAN upgrades
- Search engine optimization and marketing
Web address:
Central Georgia Insurance Web site
Bloglines, long my RSS reader of choice, should either just adopt its long-running "new" beta service as its main production service, or fix up the "old" service it still offers as its default.
The default Bloglines service seems increasingly buggy. Case in point: When trying to move feeds around among my folders today, I got thrown into some kind of error loop involving the Ajax implementation. This kind of thing happens way too often.
This article by Jay Small was originally published in 2001 in the Future of Print Media Journal at Kent State University.
I finally updated the presentations page to include PowerPoint decks from last year and this.
The last redesign of Knoxnews, way back in the heady days of April 2005, was one of the first projects I helped drive as a corporate online executive at Scripps.
