Profiled

The folks over at .net magazine (Practical Web Design in the states) profiled me in their last issue and were generous enough to let me post the PDF from the magazine here for download. Man, I really need to get a new photo.

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15 Comments

• Permalink for this comment Willans says: November 11, 2008

  

  This is pretty sweet. You work is definately one of my inspirations.

  Now to Amazon. Shall check what that book is about.

• Permalink for this comment Ariel says: November 11, 2008

  

  famous.

• Permalink for this comment Joseph Lee says: November 11, 2008

  

  Nice interview, enjoyed the read.

  I really like this part of it:

  “On the other hand, my creative process is a rollercoaster of determination, self-doubt, sweat, and procrastination.”

• Permalink for this comment Brendan Falkowski says: November 11, 2008

  

  Elliot Jay Stocks mentions writing for .NET magazine occasionally, which always had me puzzled. Turns out the magazine isn’t about Microsoft dev…

  The portfolio/client ranking issue was chuckleable.

• Permalink for this comment Kai says: November 11, 2008

  

  Thanks for sharing, as always – and greets from a fan in Germany. ;-)

• Permalink for this comment Reuben Whitehouse says: November 11, 2008

  

  I second Joseph Lee – that quote is Poster-worthy!

• Permalink for this comment Sherwin Techico says: November 11, 2008

  

  Awesome. Congrats Jason. Nice to know we can download the PDF. It cost a pretty buck just to get one of these from the UK =)

• Permalink for this comment Keith Chu says: November 11, 2008

  

  Sweet interview, Jason.

  I didn’t realize your business cards were designed like that. It makes me want the other four, in a gotta-catch-‘em-all kind of way…

• Permalink for this comment Connor Sears says: November 11, 2008

  

  Cool stuff man, thanks for the PDF.

  Your creative process sounds a heck of a lot like mine.

  I try my best to look places other than the web for my inspiration, but when I start the creative process I end up taking the most time second guessing everything I do.

  Seems like the most productive times in the process last for 15 to 20 minutes and the rest is just working to those points of “inspiration.”

• Permalink for this comment Jason Santa Maria says: November 12, 2008

  

  @ Keith Chu : Thanks! There are actually eight cards in the set. Or do you already have four of them?

• Permalink for this comment Rian Orie says: November 12, 2008

  

  Enjoyable read, bit short maybe! Glad to see them finally interview someone I know.

  Is there a transcript or recording of the talk you did in NZ anywhere? The thought of being able to treat a website like a magazine is pretty keen on its own but I’d be really interested in hearing or reading more about it.

• Permalink for this comment Steve Killen says: November 12, 2008

  

  Thanks Jason, really wanted to read the interview with you but I can’t justify the £6 price tag every month. I’ll get round to subscribing to the mag one of these days.

• Permalink for this comment Jason Santa Maria says: November 12, 2008

  

  @ Rian Orie : I believe there is video on the Webstock site somewhere. Caution though, it was the first time giving that talk, so it’s a bit rough. In subsequent appearances at AEA, it changed and tightened up quite a bit. And, writing that talk was what gave me the drive to redo my site. I’m considering turning that talk into an article (probably for ALA).

• Permalink for this comment Greg says: November 12, 2008

  

  Copy cat!

• Permalink for this comment Rian Orie says: November 12, 2008

  

  Rummaged around a bit on the Webstock site, pulling in the video now. (for those interested).

  I’ll be eyeballing my ALA feed in the weeks or months to come for that article ;)

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