Finally...juniormadscientist.com launches

April 03, 2007

Blogs should be fun and you can do quite a bit with the templating system.  Check out the fun interface I built for writer Brad Weber's juniormadscientist.com. 

Brad's a longtime friend of mine and a great writer.  He's recently been laid off from his job at Sprint, so he's hoping to spend the time allowed by his severance package to jump start his writing career. He's got a long list of wonderful plot ideas and over the past few years has made a lot of connections in the industry.  And if I remember properly, he's even preparing a story submission at the request of a publisher.

This isn't the first site I've built for Brad, but I'll use his words to explain it:

Not that you'd know it, but this is actually JMS ver 2.0.

Ive been paying for this URL since 1998. Around 2003, Mike was nice enough to design and build a great-looking blog, the code for which was left to rot until earlier this year. Then, in late February, just as I was ready to push this thing off its virtual cinder blocks, I deleted the whole site! EVERYTHING! 404d by my own hand. (What a maroon.)

So, once Mike found out I was serious about getting a digital life, he went ahead and did the redesign and, man, it looks great.

So visit juniormadscientist.com today and try to follow the stuff that pours out of Brad's mind.

http://www.juniormadscientist.com