Hi! I'm Crystal, the Founder and UX Engineer of Lucid Fox, a small website design studio which builds research-backed websites for nonprofit organizations.
I've been building websites for years and have spent time in agencies as a front end developer, web designer, and UX researcher. I was first introduced to the Joomla community in 2014, and never looked back!
Dan has been building websites since 1995 and started using Joomla around 2009 after dabbling with Mambo. A sometimes attendee of JUGL and other networking groups, he runs a small web development business (DJA), collaborating with other developers and designers in and around London, England. In his spare time Dan plays the guitar, goes to gigs, bakes bread and is a crew volunteer at Glastonbury Festival. He runs a gig listing website called Music On My Doorstep.
Daniel is a Joomla site builder, a Joomla speaker, a Joomla evangelist, a Joomla writer, and a Joomla lover since Joomla 1.5.
When he is not creating/upgrading/migrating a website for clients, writing an article or a tutorial about Joomla, he is working on his latest community project templateJoomla, the largest Joomla template directory.
I've been an IT Consultant for some 25+ yrs, and a Web Developer for some 18+ years. I enjoy Open Source software and like to give back how and when I can. I have done some extensive beta-testing for many different projects/softwares.
I speak English, French fluently. I also have some languages skills in German and notions of Norwegian.
I have been helping indirectly Joomla for years but actively to the Joomla project since ~ Feb. 2024.
Hello, thanks for checking out my profile. I've been working with Joomla since 2008 and I run a small Joomla! based digital agency called Square Balloon.
I'm very people orientated, so if anyone wants to get in touch for any reason whatsoever, just reach out. Friendly is my middle name. Well... it's not, but given my first name, you would probably believe anything I say about my middle names.
Before you ask, Mum suffers from a spelling disability called being Irish. Dad is English... but he's dyslexic so he can't spell either. Perhaps Mum was taunting him when she gave us all silly names. Anyway, it's pronounced, "Owen".
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