De-Lurking Time

I am a web developer for a financial firm in Tulsa, OK. Currently trying to start a site for independent musicians to sell their music online (Indiefy.com)

Thanks for the great articles!

Officially delurking. Hi.

I’m a freelance web designer and xhtml/css guru living in Binghamton, NY. I’m the brains behind XHTMLGenius and the DrumArchives

I’m also 1/4 of the brains behind Tick – my favorite budget tracker.

Do you call it lurking when I’m physically stalking you at work as well? ;-)

In-house Web Designer (in Toronto, Canada) by day, freelance Web Desiger by night. It’s difficult work ;)

Love your articles. Keep it coming!

I’m still here anticipating these exciting projects you keep talking about!

Web and Desktop Development, Israel

Bram Van Damme, Web Developer, Deinze, Belgium.
Tracking garetdimon.com via RSS.

Name’s Laurence Veale

Usability/User experience Analyst from & based in Dublin, Ireland.

I subscribe via Google Reader

Chris Moritz
Experience Planner at Campbell-Ewald Digital in Warren, Michigan
NetNewsWire all the way.

I’m J.D. Hollis, an information architect based in Elkhart, Indiana where I’m also working on a Masters in Peace Studies.

I subscribe via NewsFire.

I’m a designer and partner at nGen Works in Jacksonville, FL. I caught your talk at Refresh06 and have been reading your site for about a year. Whaddup!

Is it “lurking” if I’ve posted maybe once or twice here before? Oh well, I certainly feel like a lurker most of the time.

Paul Irish from Boston. I’m a User Experience guy at Molecular and I blog music at Aurgasm

^ Hooray, Aurgasm!

I lurk everywhere. In fact, I’m going to go lurk behind Garrett’s desk right now!

I’m Walker Hamilton. Grad student in the information architecture program at IIT and partner at visicswire.

Hi, I’m Pete a Freelance web designer/developer living in Wellington, New Zealand.

Hi, I’m Todd Hiestand a freelance webdesigner / pastor in the Philadelphia Suburbs

My name is Andy. I’m the web director for a non-profit organization called Right From The Heart in Marietta, GA.

Ahoy…I’m Aaron Schaefer, a Computer Technology (Network Engineering) student at Purdue University, a full time worker in the IT department at Purdue, a part time jack-of-all trades web developer/systems administrator for a local tech company, and have been reading your blog for a long time :-)

Hi, I’m Bob … C# MVP, you might know me from such websites as LearnVisualStudio.NET and the video stuff I’ve done for Microsoft’s Express Editions.

Great articles!

Hey Garrett. I first saw your blog via Nathan (Smith) and heck, he seems to think you’re cool, so well, seeing as he’s about as cool as they get, I ought to be reading your blog too, right? :) Seriously though, I really enjoy reading just about everything you have to say – thanks for the inspiration.

De-lurking from down under.

Nathan Colgate Clark, just a guy from San Diego. Run my own Rails/Architecture shop, Brand New Box. I have been enjoying/envying your site since the single-column days.

The Rundown:

Mark Otto.
Blog lurker extraordinare.
Owner of this, this, this, and this too.
I work with Shane Pike, owner of UMS, who’s in Georgia, but I live in Wisconsin. Thanks, Mr. Internet.
I try making websites, do a little print work sometimes, and enjoy Flickr too much these days.
I also wish there were 36 hours in each day, but settle everyday for only 24.

And, one day I’d like to own and operate a design studio, but it’s looking doubtful. Keep up the good work, I enjoy reading your blog.

G’Day, JJ here,
Webdeveloper lurkin from down under – Sydney

Rob Winters. Web designer and freelance brain surgeon. London baby!

Thijs Leydens here, thanks for a great(-looking) weblog, Garrett!

I’m a web developer from Rotterdam, The Netherlands. I co-run companies Slik and Eye5, with 3 other webgeeks on staff. No lurking whatsoever ;)

We build e-commerce sites and portals, getting more and more Standards Compliant, thanks to having sites like Malarkey, ALA and yours on the blogroll. Keep up the good work!

CSS ninja working for Double Eye, based in London

You’re the only feed in my NetNewsWire under “Web Design Blogs” — been meaning to subscribe to more and boost my web design skills.

That’s what impressed me initially about your blog/websites, and why I wanted to interview you on WisdomCompendium.com — that you had both the developer & design skills.

Me — Ruby on Rails developer at SproutIt.com and way too many other projects to mention!

Cheers

Toni Ruckwood
Web Developer for Ordnance Survey in the UK

paul jarvis
web designer for twothirty, blogger for 2pt3.

from “sunny” vancouver…

freelance web developer/designer living and working in Northern Ireland. Hi all!

Geoff Parker – head of graphic and interaction design for Polar Rose. Based in Malmö, Sweden

Leisa Reichelt, London based UX/IA/IxD/blogger @ disambiguity.com

Elaine Nelson — all-around web gal, just moved to a new job at a credit union (don’t look at the code yet!!!). Occasionally work on this and this in addition to my blog.

I really enjoyed your presentation last year at WebVisions. And to sound extra-stalkery, I have the Guidelines for Markup as a Craft from your last article pinned to my cube wall. It just said exactly what I’d want to say.

Ken Starzer – Adjunct Faculty, Multimedia Dept. Richland College, Dallas, TX. I teach Digital Imaging, HTML/CSS, Flash, and a smidgen of sound/video editing.

David Mead – I am a Brit living in Cleveland, Ohio and work as Director of Production for Optiem where I also do some XHTML, CSS, Usability, Accessibility and read your blog. I’m also looking forward to bumping into a lot of you at SWSX.

Because of this site, I’m now a huge fan of not only TextMate, but OmniGraffle – it’s worth the price of de-lurking.

I’m a freelance web developer who spends his time shuffling between Austin and Dallas, TX. I’m at work on several projects (check ‘em at bigtrapeze.com, and your site is great inspiration.

Very nice work dude. Loved your site www.worldofinspiration.com. I too am tying to put together a site about life into perspective. (non religious). You have given me some ideas. Thanks!

I’m just finishing my first year of actual work designing and programming web app front-ends at Xerox after graduating from college in oh-so-cloudy Rochester, NY. I’ve been reading since sometime back in school.

Hey Garrett!

I’m a designer/partner at Electric Pulp, in the middle of nowhere (Sioux Falls, SD). When we’re not cracking out the project work, we’re trying to squeeze in work on Feed Rinse and Wellstream.

Love this site btw. Very unique and super clean. I’ve been reading since the redesign.

I see you’re going to be at SXSW. We should chat.

Hi, I’m a student (not for long I hope ;) ) and a programmer. Right now I work as a www programmer (php), and it’s my very first professional job (only 3 months now). I’ve been reading this blog for about 9 months (hey, it’s a boy! :) )
greets

Hi, I’m a fund-raiser/writer who currently works at the University of Nebraska Foundation in Lincoln, NE. I’ve been visiting your site for a little over a year now. I think it was your articles on TextMate that initially brought me in but I keep coming back because I like your design aesthetic.

Hi, I am a graphic/web designer out of NC. Been following your site for a while now.

Freelance web developer (XHTML/CSS) and Industrial Design student at the Emily Carr Institute, Vancouver, Canada.

Long time reader of this blog, wishing it was a lil’ more active these days. :-)

Anyway, I’m an interaction designer / information architect working in Washington, DC at Steve Case’s new project:

Revolution Health

Another freelance web developer, from Michigan, who is interested in information architecture and user experience. Last fall I joined Refresh Detroit, where I’ve found a great community of fellow web professionals who care about web standards, accessibility and usability.

Just a high school student who loves web development. I found your site when I was making the switch from WordPress to Textpattern. :)

Yo. Freelance web designer from Dublin, Ireland.

Freelance web designer from Paris, France.
I’ve been working on websites since 1996.