About Brian Webb
With more than 10 years of experience designing software and building computer systems, I've designed and implemented projects from small websites to enterprise systems. Although I have a degree in Computer Information Systems from the University of Louisville, much of what I know wasn't learned in school. I began my adventures in technology at age 12, programming Perl scripts on Linux. When classes only scratched the surface of programming languages such as Java, VB, and ASP.NET, I spent my free time mastering those and others, including ActionScript, PHP, C, Ruby, and JavaScript, along with database administration, interactive development and systems architecture.
Even before graduating high school, I was looking for innovative ways to engineer software and systems that would automate routine tasks, manage information and help people communicate more effectively. Since then, I have gone on to hold many positions in software development and project management, working with many different organizations and leading international and domestic teams on large-scale and often concurrent projects.
I have found interactive development and dynamic web applications to be most rewarding because of the limitless possibilities of what can be produced. I draw on "best of breed" methodologies in order to build and deploy progressive, cutting-edge solutions that fuse programming with interface design and usability to deliver a seamless, rich user experience for each project.
About the site
This site is a portfolio, a blog, a playground and more. I use my blog as a resource to document technical problems or ideas, particularly things that took some time and research to solve. As a portfolio, the site displays projects I’ve worked on, as well as the technologies that were used and what roles I played. Lastly, the site serves as an area where I can test out new experiments in design and development.