I’m sitting in Beetlebung and I just finished the background image, which you can see behind this post. Also did some code tweaks and all around made the site look prettier and more cohesive. It looks better with the Century Gothic font installed, but the font family system means it will at least be legible in any browser. The next big stage is getting the sections up and working, which will take a little longer.

I’ve got to prepare my show for tonight on wvvy now (just came back on the air), so listen up at 8 PM if you get the chance. Here’s a direct link to the audio stream from the station.

Keep checking back. I’m going to try to make a point of updating this at least once a day, and suggestions for more categories/sections/etc are welcome. I definitely desire for this project to be interactive and perhaps even collaborative on some level, despite the my name being on top of the site. This is the ground floor.

Maury de Geofroy.com is almost here.

Maybe.

Actually, there is much work yet to be done, but it is getting more and more solid every day. Today, however, is my actual birthday, so I am celebrating it by making a first “real” post.

The blog seems to be working correctly, so I am going to start using it. I’d appreciate it if anyone who feels up to task would explore it, comment, click links, etc. and see if anything looks wrong. I may be making dynamic changes to the layout at random times in the near future, and in the process I may break things (I’m still learning) … I’d appreciate being informed either in the comments or by email if something you try doesn’t work (aside from the sidebar – most of those pages aren’t made yet).

The plan is to turn this site into a repository for all things I create, and many things I find cool. So, in theory, anyone who has similar taste might like to make a habit out of returning from time to time. Eventually, I may even have a web store and sell original artwork, t-shirt designs, or whatever seems fun and worthwhile.

So please come back and check for future updates.

Oh, by the way, my first Site design for Educomp is live: Preserving Tisbury’s Future

It’s a basic website, the purpose of which is to encourage you to vote, if you are a Vineyard Haven Resident, in the upcoming town meeting. The meeting is on April 14th. The vote, you say? To allow the now-dry town to serve beer and wine. It’s a project I’m proud to be a part of and the committee quite liked the design. I am working on other sites, and they will be posted about in detail here in the future. Keep checking back.

Maury