Aaron Kuzemchak
Multi-Faceted Web Developer on a Mission to Make the Web a Better Place
Aaron Kuzemchak is a Web developer and technology fanatic (i.e. "geek") with over 6 years of professional experience and a seemingly difficult last name. He currently resides in Richmond, VA and spends his days as Application Developer at Visual Chefs.
Aaron can take on Web projects from multiple angles thanks to a diversity of experience in different layers of the development process. He is highly skilled in UI development, in which he lovingly crafts HTML (including HTML5), CSS (including CSS3, sometimes using LESS or Sass), and JavaScript/jQuery. Aaron also does a fair amount of programming work and CMS development/implementation. His language of choice is PHP, and is a huge fan of CodeIgniter and ExpressionEngine to help him get the job done quicker and more effectively. Currently, he is exploring Fuel to see how this newer PHP framework can make development even more efficient. Occasionally, Aaron will even do some UI/UX design work, if the mood hits him right.
When he's not hacking on code, Aaron enjoys being with his wife and their dachshund, playing a game on the Xbox 360 or PS3 (Uncharted 2 being his favorite in recent years), and rocking along with some 90's alternative on the bass.
A Few Work Samples
Biznet Internet Services
Design and front-end development for Biznet's company site during my time of employment there.
Dare County Boat Builders Foundation
Design and ExpressionEngine development for an organization that helps out students and their families in the Outer Banks.
Glen Allen Church of Christ
Design, front-end development, and ExpressionEngine development for a church that I've been a part of since it started.
Melissa Chase
Design and front-end development for a local radio personality's professional information site.
Outer Banks Child
ExpressionEngine development for Outer Banks Child magazine's complementary website.
The Pace Group
Design and front-end development for a corporate leadership consulting practice.
Power Distribution, Inc.
Design, front-end development, and ExpressionEngine development for an award-winning power management manufacturing company.
Scarborough Law Firm
Design and ExpressionEngine development for a small law firm in the Outer Banks.
Ships Watch
ExpressionEngine development for a beautiful resort community in the Outer Banks.
Susan Bolling Photography
ExpressionEngine development for an amazing photography studio.
WaterBuds
Design and ExpressionEngine development for a small company that makes kid-friendly bottle charms.
But wait, there's more!
Through employment at various companies, Aaron has also put his design and development expertise to work on a number of other websites, including:
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