Dan Storm
I first started surfing the web in 1994 with Lynx, a text browser, which was part of a free account I had as a student. There were a few scholarly sites, and gopher sites then, that aided me in my field, which was Classical Studies. Soon I saw the potential to post my own writings online. I started dabbling with HTML in 1995, using Netscape Navigator Gold, which was a browser with basic editing tools to write HTML. The CSS specification would not be released until late 1996, so I wrote ugly table-bound pages with font and center tags, and all other kinds of ugliness that we had available then.
I launched a site on the philosopher Kierkegaard in 1996, which started out as a single page. By 1998 I added CSS, and the site had then expanded to quite a number of pages. I soon started gaining interest in web development. When I re-located to the San Francisco Bay Area, it seemed natural to make a living doing web development.
This site is mostly to showcase my resume and portfolio, but as you can see by the articles, the essayist in me is still active.
Drop me an email if you like.
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