What Clients Say
I recommend Kirsten without reservation. She listened carefully to my design ideas and then brought them to life, coaching me through developing the look and feel of a great looking website. Her attention to detail – fonts, colours and layout – really show in the final site. Need a great designer that can bring together the technical and artistic – look no further.
As a designer, it’s critical for me to work with an interactive developer who is resourceful, reliable and knowledgeable. Kirsten has all those qualities and more. No matter what questions I have on a project, she’ll have the answers for and, if she’s not sure, she’ll investigate. Kirsten is an inquisitive and adaptable developer – prerequisite qualities for designing or coding interactive material. She is an expert in her field with an open mind and a generous nature – a professional relationship I’m very happy to continue.
I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone with such a breadth of talent in so many areas… and she doesn’t just dabble, she masters everything she puts her mind to. She pretty much just decides to do something, and then a month later she’s great at it. I’m telling you, she can do anything. ANYTHING!
The Latest
New worlds, new explorations in 2016
I just attended this year’s WordCamp Vancouver, and realized I’m well overdue for a new post here.
In 2016, I explored the joys and challenges of remote working by spending a few months in India, and balancing travel and meditation with ongoing project work. I’ve been involved in a few rich and complex WordPress development projects, one that hasn’t launched yet, and a suite […]
WordCamp Vancouver talk now online at WordPress.tv
My talk from WordCamp Vancouver, “Designers and Developers: Cats and Dogs Living in Harmony”, is now viewable on WordPress.tv. If you’d like to download the slides, you can grab them here as well.
Feel free to drop me a line if you’ve got questions or comments!
Speaking at WordCamp Vancouver, Aug 15
I’ll be a speaker at WordCamp Vancouver 2015, which will be held Saturday, Aug 15 at BCIT downtown campus. I’m going to be talking about how designers and developers can work together as smoothly as possible for a hassle-free project. Looking forward to meeting everybody!
From wilderness to WordCamp Seattle
Here’s a quick update from the road. I’m at my first WordCamp – “experienced edition”, focused more on WordPress development, held at Seattle Pacific University. I’ve long been a fan of WordPress largely because of the incredibly helpful and enthusiastic community around it, but I’ve only just started to actually dive in to that community. It’s been a great experience […]