In about another month, it will have been one year since I’ve worked as a web developer for Critical Mass. Although the ride has definitely been fun, I have chose to put on the brakes and go back to school in the Fall.
Along with recent events, I thought it would be fun to reminisce what it was like to make the jump from an amateur freelance developer and work for a leading company in the industry.
It’s been over a month since my last post but for good reason; I’ve been busy.
About a month ago I helped develop a WordPress theme for the SEM Canada blog and its sister blog Search Engine Marketing Insights. Now that the sites have officially launched now, I thought I’d share this upcoming event.
Sorry for the lack of writing lately, but I’ve been working on this new theme the past few weeks.
This is the third theme I’ve developed for this blog, goSammy, and I think it’s the opposite of the previous theme, Sol-Inspire. Unlike Sol-Inspire which had hard lines and a lot of definition, this version is a [...]
February 7th marks a new start on the Chinese calendar, and it will be the year of the mouse — or rat if you prefer. I’d like to extend my greetings of well wishes and prosperity beyond my family and friends to the readers of my blog too 
. I had fun sending out a mass email with a design I was working on the past few days…
Amie St. is a new online music distribution service for non-mainstream artists to distribute their music. It is a really neat service that is quite similar to thesixtyone in that it uses a voting system to push good tracks to front pages so that the better tracks get exposure.
goSammy is the blog of Sam Lu, a web developer working at Critical Mass with an appreciation for Apple, web standards and clean design. I like to discuss tech news, design, and share my work. If you'd like to keep up with my blog, feel free to subscribe via RSS or email.
