WE WILL BE OK is an application that I built to simplify the process of curating and sharing interesting content. I am wholly responsible for the design, development, and maintenance. The site is still a work in progress, and has only recently been opened to "beta" users.

Example URLs: http://wewillbeok.com/jeff http://wewillbeok.com/thelongbrake http://wewillbeok.com/jon

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• xHTML
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This is a radial menu I developed with CSS and Javascript. It's highly dynamic and semantic; constructed out of an un-ordered list. The icons used in this demo are borrowed from Panic.

• CSS3
• JavaScript

DuckDuck is a collective of creatives who wanted a bold and unique porfolio site to exhibit their photo and video work. A lot of effort went into developing the custom JavaScript that controls each portfolio section.

• JavaScript
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I put this experiment together to attempt to simulate a light source for CSS3 box-shadows. Works best in Firefox and Webkit browsers (Safari/Chrome). In Internet Explorer the effect is approximated using the proprietary "blur" CSS filter.

• JavaScript
• CSS

CSS Letterpress is an experiment I started in an effort to create a type replacement library that didn't rely on either images or Flash -- It's completely powered by Javascript. The project is (and will remain) at a proof-of-concept stage only.

• JavaScript
• CSS

Modern Mysticism is a collection of posters designed by my brother, Matt Pamer. I put together this very quick and simple site to display the pieces.

• HTML
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This application presents the user with a choice of two bands and asks them which they would rather see in concert. Upon selecting one of the bands, they are immediately presented with two more choices. The idea is that eventually, after gathering enough data, it will be possible to determine the best band and the worst band in the world.

• PHP
• MySQL
• xHTML
• CSS
• JavaScript