Your friendly neighborhood webslinger…
Aaron Kuzemchak is a Web developer and technology fanatic/geek/nerd/whatever with over 8 years of professional experience in developing websites, and over 29 years of experience in having a seemingly difficult last name. He currently resides in Richmond, VA and works at Visual Chefs / eecoder as their Senior Application Developer.
Aaron used to be a full-time front-end developer, but eventually hopped the fence to the programming side of things. He loves utilizing ExpressionEngine to build various types of websites, and has developed a number of custom add-ons for ExpressionEngine with the Visual Chefs team. He is a big fan of PHP and CodeIgniter, and is always looking for excuses to play around with other great frameworks like Laravel, FuelPHP, and Django.
When he's not hacking on code, Aaron enjoys being with his wife Berni and their dachshund Rascal. He also likes to waste time in the not-so-real world via the Xbox 360 or Playstation 3, and gets his rock on by slappin' da bass mon to the best rock bands of the 1990's alternative scene.
Design and front-end development for Biznet's company site during my time of employment there.
Design and ExpressionEngine development for an organization that helps out students and their families in the Outer Banks.
Design, front-end development, and ExpressionEngine development for a church that I've been a part of since it started.
Design and front-end development for a local radio personality's professional information site.
ExpressionEngine development for Outer Banks Child magazine's complementary website.
Design and front-end development for a corporate leadership consulting practice.
Design, front-end development, and ExpressionEngine development for an award-winning power management manufacturing company.
Design and ExpressionEngine development for a small law firm in the Outer Banks.
ExpressionEngine development for a beautiful resort community in the Outer Banks.
ExpressionEngine development for an amazing photography studio.
Design and ExpressionEngine development for a small company that makes kid-friendly bottle charms.
Through employment at various companies, Aaron has also put his design and development expertise to work on a number of other websites, including: