I offer mobile-friendly web design, web application development and website improvement services to Melbourne, Shepparton, Bendigo, Echuca, Benalla and pretty much anywhere with an internet connection. I don't have the overheads of a big-city studio so I can help you get the best bang for your buck. Learn more about me.
Numurkah-based psychology therapy clinic, Nurtured Minds & Futures, recognised the profound impact a well-crafted website could have in extending their reach and fostering connection within the community.
When Shana McDonald, a reputable legal professional with a vision for her new Criminal Law Firm in Shepparton, reached out to Mad Web Skills, she had a clear directive in mind – a website that exuded simplicity, elegance and professionalism.
I'm not the most prolific blogger, but when I do feel the need, my blog covers web development news, reviews, latest techniques and updates on some of my projects.
This post isn't related to web development but I thought it might help someone out there. I recently upgraded my headphone to the fantastic Bose QC35II. When trying to connect them to my PC using Bluetooth, the quality wasn't the greatest. Here's how I fixed the problem.
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I just found an old interview I gave for the local newspaper from 2002, back when the internet was still quite new. In the interview I was asked to predict what the internet would be like in 20 years.
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After the disappointing battery life of my old mouse, I've decided to upgrade to something much nicer, the Logitech MX Master.
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I don't actually eat dog food. Ew. That would be gross. It basically means that I don't recommend anything I don't actually use myself. My own projects run on the same lean code and platforms I use for my clients. If it’s not good enough for me to trust with my own brand, it’s not good enough for yours. I enjoy working on internal projects that solve a problem I'm having, make life easier, or just scratch an itch. Some become side-businesses, while others are just for fun.
DevFlare is not just an epic Content Management System (CMS). It's also a modular, web application framework and control panel with all the bits and pieces needed to build rock-solid, database-driven web applications. This lets me spend less time on annoying, repetitive code and more time being awesome instead.