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Fringe Magazine

Spun off by grad students at Emerson College in Boston, Fringe Magazine (“The Noun That Verbs Your World”) was an alt-lit publication I designed and developed during my graduate years.

Editor in Chief Lizzie Stark commissioned me to migrate her editorial staff from a hard-coded legacy website to a fresh WordPress installation with its own blog and archive system for publishing issues of the magazine.

Also: WordPress, HTML5, JavaScript, PHP, Sass.

Fringe Magazine moved from hard-coded pages to WordPress, giving its editorial staff a publishing system for the journal’s issues. A blog and dedicated issue archive provide structure for the magazine’s online material, replacing manual page maintenance with a shared content management environment.

Also: Literary, Arts + Culture, Media + Publishing, Mission-Driven.

The literary field centers on the creation, publication, study, and appreciation of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and other forms of written expression. My work spans literary journals, author websites, writing programs, print anthologies, and experimental collaborations between text and visual art.

Also: Content Strategy, Brand Identity, UI/UX Design, Web Design, Web Development.

I designed and developed Fringe’s website during my graduate years, shaping its branding and logo alongside the editorial presentation. Content planning and interface work supported the move from a legacy site into WordPress, giving the magazine’s staff tools for publishing issues and maintaining the archive.

The Noun That Verbs Your World on WordPress.

I would trust Daniel in a heartbeat with any design or programming project… he is a pleasure to work with, incredibly skilled and creative.

Howard Stelzer

Record Producer — Intransitive Recordings

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When you hire me, you gain access to a private network of digital specialists. Each freelancer owns their own business, and I’ve personally worked with each of them over the years.