Hi, my name is Fabien Egot. Waking up each day in San Diego, Southern California.
I'm originally from Nice, French Riviera.

I'm currently running a new media studio to (re)design sophisticated, accessible, and efficient websites for companies or individuals.

I'm helping my customers deal with the sometimes overwhelming prospect of starting an on-line new business while they still working in a non-Internet related environment (i.g. Brick and mortar businesses).

My work

Initially into sales & marketing for large corporations, I moved into interaction design to promote holistic user experiences to a wide variety of clients.

I could call myself a web developer, which is a combination of web designer and programmer. Today, I consider myself very lucky to be able to work on something I love so much.

My work focuses on the intersection of design, technology, and behavior, and my goal is to orchestrate the most meaningful interaction for the end-users.

I like to handle all aspects of web development: I'm thinking IA and wire-framing, create mock-ups in Photoshop, write XHTML and CSS by hand, and coordinate the implementation of back-end solutions using server-side programming.

My interest and enthusiasm for websites creation lead me to the Web Standards community, which I embraced whole-heartedly and believe in strongly to this day.

I believe in useful and responsible web design. Access for all users and devices, support for open standards, graceful interoperability between front- and back-end code, and highly detailed visuals are all par for the course.

This site

This site is all about providing a personal perspective to the droning noise of mass media.

This is a third iteration which began early 2002 as a place where I could learn HTML and improve my English.

Since, my interest in design gradually shifted to web design and development thanks to many well-documented open-source and standards-based technologies.

This website is created in semantic XHTML and CSS for presentation. It was designed in Adobe Photoshop and coded using the fabulous BBEdit, a flexible tool that makes things easy. Proudly made on Apple Computers. More juicy details of this site and how it was made can be read in the colophon.