I'm Will Beardmore, a 23 year old 1st class graduate of the New Media BAHons course at the University of Leeds - now working as Digital Creative Producer at EMI Music. Along with my web design/development interests, I have a passionate interest in heavy metal. The majority of my blog posts will be rants about the latest happenings in metal. In the same vein, my social network usage predominantly pertains to the aforementioned heavy metal geekery.
As a web designer and developer I aim to produce the perfect web experience for your users. I am comfortable with both front and back end development, with my skills being predominantly in PHP, (X)HTML and CSS. I’m constantly improving my design skills and am a keen user and studier of social networks. During my degree, I excelled in assessments pertaining to Coldfusion web development, web accessibility and project management.
So whether you’re a nursery, a knowledge portal or a death metal band, if I build your website - You Will Be Heard More.
Well, I've been living with Facebook timeline for a couple of days now and I think it's pretty cool. I'd prefer it to be an extension of the old profile and just an app, but hey! Since have Facebook been an advocate of choice!? Having a fiddle around, I wanted to make sure my privacy settings had been maintained in the switch across. My standard settings are to display my websites and employment to the public, the rest is restricted to friends. Now, with the advent of Timeline I was disappointed to see that two [...]
Website for EMI Catalogue to drive visitors to social networks & sign up pages.
My final year degree project - an entical ticket trading website where tickets cannot be sold above face value.
Section of Kylie.com branded with "Aphrodite-Les Folies" tour imagery. Includes bespoke jQuery YouTube gallery.
Landing page for the Black Sabbath - Dehumanizer reissue product suite - allowing me to flex my metal muscles!
In house developer for a family of rental property websites.
Web creative for EMI campaign that raised $940,000 for Red Cross relief efforts in Japan.
