Trevor Morris

I’m a British developer who can be found playing with web technologies…

Hello! My name is Trevor Morris and I am a twenty-something web developer based in the Midlands, UK.

I am fluent in both front- and back-end coding. I develop usable and accessible front-end interfaces using web standards, including semantic HTML, CSS for layout and visual design, and JavaScript (particularly jQuery) for progressive user interface enhancements. On the server side, I use PHP and MySQL, as well as theory in database design and security.

I dabble in the following buzzwords; HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, jQuery, interface design, accessibility, usability, database design, microformats, semantic development, user interface, user experience, progressive enhancement & much much more!

This website is a collection of my online identity from across the web as well as unique content.

Multipack

I am also a prominent member of the Multipack. I help organise this community of multi-talented web professionals. Once a month we get together in Birmingham and discuss design, code standards and technology over a nice pint or two.

Geek in the Park

Geek in the Park is an annual all-day event which started in 2006, involving a relaxing afternoon picnic in an English park followed by illuminating talks by web industry leaders in the evening. The next event is in August 2008.

  • Multipack

    A community of multi-talented Web professionals from across the West Midlands.

  • Last.fm

    Find out what type of music I like and what I’m currently listening to.

  • Flickr

    Occasionally I upload photos to the internet. Flickr is where I place them.

  • Twitter

    I think I say what I’m doing on here but I haven’t quite worked it all out!

  • Tumblr

    It’s like a blog where I store cool snippets of artwork and design.

  • del.icio.us

    My favourite bookmarks online for everyone to look at.

  • Facebook

    Everyones (current) favourite social network. Of course I’m on there!

  • LinkedIn

    A sort of online CV where we can get acquainted professionally.

  • Digg

    A collection of my favourite internet “stuff” that I’ve ‘dugg’.

  • Upcoming.org

    Find out what events I’m going to and where; aka a place to stalk me.