My name is Will Riley, but I'm known in the development world as 'psychcf.' I have been developing applications for 6 years, and while I would definitely consider Web programming my specialty, I tend stray into other areas of software development from time to time. My favorite languages are JavaScript, and Python, and my frameworks of choice are Dojo and Django (I am a huge proponent of standardized, open source development). I also know PHP, and some basic actionscript and C. Due to the fact that I can learn new frameworks, algorithms, and design pracices quickly, I've been said to be a quick learner. My coworkers, mentors, and acquaintances frequently tell me that I work quickly while still maintaining a high level of quality in my code.
I do lots of work with Open Source Software. In particular, I'm the project maintainer/founder of The Lucid Desktop Project. I have also helped with several other projects in the Open Source community (see below).
I'm not much of a designer, but am definitely an artist. Code is my medium of choice. I write very clean HTML, and am a firm believer that presentation belongs in CSS (take a look at the source code for this page!). I've HTML-ized several different designs before, and all ended up being standards compliant to work cross-browser. I'm also very good at making usable interfaces that create a positive experience for the user.
To get a better sense of who I am, check out my Blog, follow me on Twitter, and check out my code on Github.
Note that this doesn't include everything, as some employers had me sign an NDA
The preferred option for contacting me is via email, unless it's urgent.
You can view my availability on my calendar.