With the purchase of iLife '08 and a .Mac account, I'm happy to announce that I finally have a website and the tools to make it non-fugly (or at least, not too much). Currently, you can visit it by following this link: http://web.mac.com/egrefen/, but soon (by the end of the week) it should be accessible from my own domain, http://www.egrefen.com.
Thanks to the magic of embedded HTML, this blog will remain my main blog and be included on the site, since it's easier to update when I'm travelling or don't have access to my computer. So you will be able to continue accessing this blog (assuming anyone actually does) at the usual http://egrefen.blogspot.com address, as well as through the main site.
The site itself is under (heavy) construction, but please don't hesitate to go over and browse around (if you want to).
2 comments:
A U.S. Expedited passport opens up a world of experiences, sights, and stories to its holder. The application procedure may seem onerous, but the endless travel possibilities that result are well worth the effort. I like reflecting on my travels and the individuals I've met by leafing through my passport.
Nice to see the launch of a new website and the effort behind building something from the ground up. As more platforms move services and learning online, it is interesting how user experience and trust become so important. This also applies to online education, where understanding the do’s and don’ts for online proctoring helps users navigate digital systems more confidently and responsibly. Thanks for sharing this update.
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