About
LAMP + AJAX expert, User Experience (UX) Designer and Internet Consultant, for the past 10+ years I've exploring the Internet, enjoying that each day I can learn something new.
On any given day I can be found designing and planning new web-systems, producing websites, designing online experiences, exploring new trends and discovering artists.
I'm part of a small Spanish company, 2pmLab.com, that is focusing on developments for the local community.
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Flexibility
pris54 is a one-person company. I've been part of medium and large companies and from that I've learned that these days is better to remain small, flexible and competitive.
I am part of a vast network of professionals. When needed, I select and recruit the right people to quickly join a team of professionals.
Speed and Quality
Time is money for both my client and myself. I deliver fast but never in detriment of quality. I work with passion and dedication to get the best results for my clients.
Over the years I've developed an extensive library of code that can be easily re-used. For every new project I begin by putting together standardized, stable code for the basic functionality, then I continue with the bespoke development.
Ethic and Transparency
It's essential to go through the development process in a smooth, organized and transparent manner. To ensure a good communication with my clients I'm available on the phone, VoIP, IM and email. Basecamp is my choice of web-based project manager.
Long Term Commitment
To remain competitive online businesses must evolve constantly. My advice and assistance is available for any further development you may need.
You can:
+ Learn more about the range of services I offer
+ Visit my portfolio for a selection of projects I've worked on
+ Check my LinkedIn profile
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Where am I now?
Rainy London, that's where I'm living. I visit Lugo often, that's the charming medieval town where my family lives, in Galicia (NW Spain).
Why pris54?
pris became my nick name when BBSs (Bolleting Board Systems) where the only networks available (used mainly by scientists and computer geeks), that's long before the Internet came to life.
I took the name from Philip Dick's "Do Android Dream of Electric Sheeps?" book character Pris Stratton, later played by Daryl Hannah in the film Bladerunner (Ridley Scott, 1982), a screen adaptation of Dick's book. The book's character is more deep and complex than the film adaptation. I read the book when I was 14, back then I empathized with the character's darkness and complexity, that's how pris became my nickname.
54 is the last part of my first dedicated server's IP address and Argentina's (my country of birth) country prefix.
Rainy London, that's where I'm living. I visit Lugo often, that's the charming medieval town where my family lives, in Galicia (NW Spain).
Why pris54?
pris became my nick name when BBSs (Bolleting Board Systems) where the only networks available (used mainly by scientists and computer geeks), that's long before the Internet came to life.
I took the name from Philip Dick's "Do Android Dream of Electric Sheeps?" book character Pris Stratton, later played by Daryl Hannah in the film Bladerunner (Ridley Scott, 1982), a screen adaptation of Dick's book. The book's character is more deep and complex than the film adaptation. I read the book when I was 14, back then I empathized with the character's darkness and complexity, that's how pris became my nickname.
54 is the last part of my first dedicated server's IP address and Argentina's (my country of birth) country prefix.
