About Me
Hello there!
My name's Pete Williams and I'm a
I love making easy to use websites and applications by discovering how users really think and what business really need. I've been making websites for around 15 years, so I like to think I've now got the hang of it.
I genuinely love what I do, and am committed to learning as much as I can. As such, I'm constantly reading and learning from my peers in the London
This ensures I can continually offer the latest technology, practices and ideas, to put your company at the very forefront of customer experiences.
If I sound like someone you'd like to work with, please do get in touch.
My Skills
User Experience
- Information Architecture
- Interaction Design
- Usability Testing
- User Research
Development
- Website XHTML & CSS Build
- Ajax Front-end Development
- Object-Oriented PHP
- Relational MySQL
Download My CV
Click here to download my CVI'm always interested in hearing of new opportunities and challanges, so please review my CV and if you feel you could make use of my services, please feel free to contact me.
Sample Work
Shadow-Planner
My work on Office-Shadow's enterprise-level Business Continuity web application included advanced object-oriented PHP development with MySQL and XML. On the front-end my work included creating rich AJAX interfaces to produce a usable and familiar desktop-style experience.
Testimonials
A true team player with a high level of OO skill, a very capable individual that took new technologies onboard with ease. Out of the 50 or so software developers that have worked for me I consider Pete to be one of the best, would not hesitate to employ again.
Pete's excellent analytical & programming skills contributed a lot to the success we have achieved at Office Shadow. In addition to that Pete is a strong team player and I strongly recommend him
I also have 9 recommendations on LinkedIn.
Latest Blog Post
Display HTML OL/UL list as comma-separated sentence with CSS
On a site I’m currently working on, it seemed best to display an OL as a list in sentence form.
For example:
<ul class=”commaList”>
<li>one</li>
<li>two</li>
<li>three</li>
<li>four</li>
</ul>
Would display as: One, two, three and four.
In case this CSS is of any use to anyone else, I’ve published it as a snippet below.
Please note this uses pseudo-selectors and so will not work [...]