Currently I'm one of the partners at silverorange, a web development company in Prince Edward Island, Canada. I'm now also the lead designer at the news website Digg, so I live in San Francisco. I mostly work on web interface design and usability consulting but I also dabble in other areas of design and can even be dubiously credited as a conference organizer.

Sites I may, or may not, have anything to do with:

• my photo gallery
  Not updated as frequently as I'd like after the incident (my camera went through the washing machine), it still has tons of photos. New camera, additions will be more regular again.
• silverorange
  This is where I spend most of my life. Now that we've moved, it's a nice place to inhabit.
• the silverorange labs
  We post interesting ideas, bits of code, and describe some of our side projects on the labs site.
• nick's gallery
  My brother and co-worker's photo gallery (he built the system some of the rest of us use).

Sites I read regularly:

• acts of volition
  My co-worker Steven Garrity's weblog. Don't tell him, but he's somewhat famous on the internet.
• ceo blues
  Another one of my co-workers Dan James' weblog. Of note, Dan is the self-proclaimed President of the Internet. His diary on his Outward Bound trip is particularly worth reading.
• kottke.org
  Jason Kottke's weblog, which according to some is full of "wussy PoMo Sedaris-wannabe attitude".
• coudal partners
  Jim Coudal, the inventor of the amazing Jewelboxing^tm System has a great weblog of links.
• diesel sweeties
  R. Stevens' superb online daily comic strip featuring such characters as Indie Rock Pete, Lil' Sis, and Clango.
• exploding dog
  Sam Brown's amazing site where he takes people's suggestions to draw incredible illustrations.
• reinvented
  Peter Rukavina's corporate site slash weblog. Peter rents space in our new building and entertains us with his witty banter.
• signals vs. noise
  The weblog of the crew at 37signals contains good discussion on usability, politics, and so much more.
• stop design
  Douglas Bowman's fantastic weblog on web design related matters.