This site focuses on my professional interests and endeavors. I currently don't have a personal site. However, so you can think of me as a "real" person with a life, here are a few things I enjoy when I'm not doing "Web stuff":
I strive to raise awareness and foster learning about Web standards and accessibility. My home page is a Weblog of breaking Web accessibility news, articles, and upcoming events. Since accessibility is an integral part of usability, I also tie in major usability resources and information.
Like many people working in new media, I'm a "Jack-of-Many-Trades". I am a Web Accessibility Advocate. I code. I design. I write and edit copy for the Web. I prepare, conduct, and analyze usability tests. I wrangle with information architecture. I interact with internal and external customers to understand their business needs. I gather and analyze project requirements. I write functional and technical specs (requirements documents). I manage products, projects, and people. I ensure that my contributions integrate smoothly with the overall project and corporate vision and goals.