Hello,
 

Web developers are invaluable, but they can't be expected to do it all. A need still exists in many firms for knowledgeable professionals to oversee many important topics beyond the back-end code and the graphic design. Here are additional areas in which I've gained expertise since 1995:

• Security (intrusion prevention, user education, access control lists)
• Content creation
• Accessibility (including "graceful fallback" of features and closed-captioning)
• Site traffic analysis
• Privacy and anonymity concerns
• Copyrights, permissions and legally mandated requirements
• Project planning and change management (including prioritization of new service requests)
• Video, audio and animation
• Multiple language support (including Unicode)
• Metadata and search optimization
• Site structure and navigation
• Automated forms
• Browser, applet and e-mail client compatibility issues
• Affiliate, reciprocal and other cooperative relationships
• Domain registration management
• Training and support for content contributors
• Evaluation and testing of new technologies (impact on bandwidth and latency, as well as business processes)

My resumé can be found at http://www.grrr.net/resume.html.

Thank you very much for visiting.
 

William C. (Chris) Grill

 
http://www.grrr.net/webadmin.html