T Incorporated

About T Incorporated

About this site

T Incorporated is me, online. It's all (well, almost all) of the things I publish on the web. Over the years I've had numerous blogs and content management systems on my old domain, 110am.com, but I always felt like they should have been a bit more. The site was either too hard to keep up with or I felt that there was always another web service or community out there that I'd like to be using as well. I'd bring in a snippet from the site but you'd have to then go to that service to see the rest. I'd also end up updating on another service and my personal site would end up neglected. It all just seemed inelegant.

T Incorporated is the solution. It pulls in my photos from Flickr, my status updates from Twitter, my events from Upcoming, my links from Del.icio.us, and more. If I make a change on one of those site, this site gets updated. It also allows me to treat the data like it's my own and connect it together in various ways that just aren't possibly using the individual site themselves. For example, you can view everything I've tagged with "apple", my posts, my photos, links, and photo favorites.

About me

I'm an interaction designer for the web and mobile, and these days I spend most of my time working on a wide variety of projects while working at Blue Flavor.

I believe strongly that technology should function as beautifully as it looks, and shouldn't require users to scratch their head trying to figure out how to use it. In short technology should be simple (hiding the complexity that's there), straightforward, incredibly useful and never boring.

I've been working working on the web since 1998 and professionally since 2004. View more of my work or get in contact with me.

When I'm not basking in the soft white glow of the LCD screen I enjoying hiking, travel, photography, music, films, almost all sports, a brisk game of ping pong and a good night out.

Yes, I realize that sounds a bit like an online dating profile. I also really like bananas. I think I've been eating an average of about one a day since 1995, and no, the "is that a banana in your pocket" joke isn't funny.