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New Year, New Me, New Website

Happy 2015 everyone! And a great new year deserves great new things. What originally started out as a small side project to stream-line my personal website turned into a giant overhaul of the entire design. Though I struggled with motivation throughout the whole process, but I am very proud of the outcome. Hopefully with my new website, I can kick off the new year with a fresh attitude and a happier outlook on life.

While I've done some initial testing for compatibility, I don't have access to all the different form factors of the modern tech world. Namely tablets and Apple devices (the Safari browser). So if you are browsing my website and notice something a bit off, then please email me a screenshot so I can troubleshoot.

Also if you've been to my website recently, please make sure to hit the refresh button so you don't have the old version still cached in your browser. But if you happen to be feeling nostalgic, you can see what the old version looked like at this link. If you have any feedback on what you like and what you don't like about the redesign, then please by all means email me your critiques, or post them in the comments section below.


On a side note, I wish everyone a merry 2015 and may all your wishes come true.
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