Aaron T. Grogg, Web Design & Development - Who

Hello! Welcome to my website. My name is Aaron T. Grogg. I define myself as a son, brother, uncle, husband, thinker, dreamer, reader, writer, bicyclist, hiker, drummer, environmentalist, humanitarian, lover of the arts and music, web developer, and of course, all-around computer geek.

I was born just outside Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, moved to Hawaii after the seventh grade, to San Francisco, California when I turned 21, then to Washington, DC for a few years and now currently reside in New York City.

I am primarily a developer ( using XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON, Ajax, XML, Microformats, ASP, VBScript, SQL, SQL Server, and soon PHP and MySQL ) but I also dabble in the world of design ( PhotoShop, Flash ). I have been designing and developing websites for about eight years. I am an ardent believer in the semantic, standards-based web, accessibility, progressive enhancement, and the overall practice of form-follows-function.  I rely heavily on CSS and prefer to go minimalist on the use of graphics (as if you couldn't tell). I believe strongly in providing the best possible user experience possible: If it isn't right, it must be wrong.

I have been designing and developing websites for about eight years. I am an ardent believer in the use of CSS and tend to go minimalist on the use of graphics (as if you couldn't tell). I believe strongly in providing the best user experience possible: If it isn't right, it must be wrong.

So, again, welcome, please feel free to surf around and let me know if you have any questions or comments.

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Aaron T. Grogg

Aaron T. Grogg, Web Design and Development

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aarontgrogg@yahoo.com http://aarontgrogg.com/

I specialize in XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, JSON, XML, Microformats, ASP, VBScript, SQL, SQL Server (and soon PHP and MySQL!), PhotoShop, and Flash.

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