Hi! I'm Ken Chow and I'm a front end developer based in London.

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A little about me...

I'm a 29 year old front end developer, living in London. I graduated at the University of Greenwich in Multimedia Technology, 2005. My main interest is designing and develop front end interfaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and accessible to people of all levels of computer literacy. Other interests within my profession includes HTML5, CSS3, mobile frameworks and web optimisation.

When I'm not in front of the computer...

I like to travel and play badminton competitively on a weekly basis.

I absolutely love...

Dark chocolate, food, cooking, video games, music, clinical designs, manga and comics.

Application & Scripting Skills:

Scripting: JavaScript, JQuery, Sencha Touch, XML, CSS(3), HTML(5).

Design: Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks, InDesign, Acrobat

Code: Dreamweaver, NotePad++, Text Edit, Inspect Element, Firebug, Komodo Edit

Others: Flash, Blender 3D, Discreet Studio Max 7, Discreet Plasma, Premiere

Websites - Design, developed

Concept design 1 - Quicksilva intranet in SharePoint

Concept design 2 - Quicksilva intranet in SharePoint

Concept design 3 - Quicksilva intranet in SharePoint

Concept design 4 - Quicksilva intranet in SharePoint

Mobile and Tablet Web Application

XML Driven Photo Gallery

Built with JQuery, AJAX, XML and Fancybox. The purpose to this project was to make an image gallery that is very easy to set up. Although the mechanics are working, it doesn't like to work on Microsoft Interenet Explorer (BOO!).

Custom controls for HTML 5 video

Since the arrival of HTML 5 video tag, I wanted to see if it was possible to create custom controls. This was done using JavaScript. Other features that I am hoping to add is a video playlist, using XML and AJAX, and draggable video and volume timeline.

Say Cheese!

I took up photography back in 2003 and it has now become a big part of me. I particularly like taking travel, HDR (High Dynamic Range) and reportage photography

At the moment my current set up is: