An Agile, Professional Web Developer

Agilepro is the personal website of Robert Lynch, Web Developer.

Here you can find his resume and portfolio of work as well as a sneak peek at some of his on-going projects.

Robert enjoys computers and writing, and combines these pursuits in his (mostly) technology blog. If stream of consciousness is more your thing, you can also follow him on twitter. All these an more in the social section.

The following is unrelated to me but is a great way to donate a buck to cancer research and get a song for your trouble. Kina is one of my favorite artists in her genre.

Herein Follows In Which
GRAND EXPERIMENTS
of DIGITAL ALCHEMY and
WEB WIZARDRY
will be undertaken
with generous assistance
of the
GREAT WOOLY MAMMOTH
being without regard for
COMMON SENSE
As observed in the wild of cyberspace
for the enlightenment of future generations
and the amusement of all

About this Design:

This newest iteration of the Agilepro site is an homage to one of the designer's favorite childhood books. "The Way Things Work" by David Macaulay. It has been the result of a life-long fascination with the inner workings of things that led Robert to a love of creating through code.

The code of this design aims to be free of "hacks" while remaining lightweight and elegant. Rather than attempt to defeat browser differences, the styling is flexible enough to flow with these quirks rather than beat them into submission. This site makes liberal use of PNG graphics with alpha channels and javascript animations in favor of proprietary platforms. All this is accomplished while using only the open standards that are so important to the future of the web as a free, progressive medium.

It is important to note that this site is intended as more of a "demonstration" than a production ready site. It has in some cases made use of more progressive technologies in the name of discovery and learning at the expense of backwards compatibility. Though all browsers are welcome here, we highly recommend the use of the most recent version.