About The Designer
Want to know more about Endigo and what it’s all about? Continue reading below to learn more about who I am, what I offer, and how Endigo came to be.
Who is Endigo?
My name is Chris Simmons and I live in Wichita Falls, Texas. A couple years ago I had the idea to create Endigo as a way to publish side projects while I was working as a digital artist for Gordon Photography. This turned into my full time position when I joined the Times Record News as a web designer a little over two years ago. At TRN I help local businesses by creating everything from advertisements to full scale websites.
What I Can Do For You?
Anyone can write a few lines of code or create graphics but it takes real passion to stand out from the crowd. I accomplish this by being proficient in the newest standards of HTML and CSS and pushing myself to learn more every single day to continue to take my work to next level. I love open source tools like WordPress which I use to build dynamic sites that are easy for even non-techies to manage. I am a big supporter of standards compliance in web design and will get on my soapbox if you let me. I strive for light-weight but feature rich sites without all the bloat and love the progressive methods from my idols Elliot Jay Stocks and Chris Coyier. If you want a site that’s not only a work of art but also pushes the web forward then I am your guy.
About This Site
Endigo was built using HTML5, CSS3, with a WordPress 3.0…but wait, what does that all mean? It means this site is from the future! It’s rocking the latest methods for layout, styles, and content management that even some top name companies are not yet using. Why would I build a site like this? To push myself to the limit and show you what I can offer.
Note: While the site has been optimized for all major browsers I strongly recommend viewing the site with either Google Chrome or Apple Safari . These two browsers tend to have the best support for the cutting-edge features found on this site. Both are free and easy to install and use.
