Pixelflips is the personal website of web designer Phillip Lovelace. I'm a passionate web creative who enjoys designing websites and interfaces while also focusing on web standards and best practices. Since you are here why not have a look around and learn more about me, view samples of my work, and find out how to contact me about your next web project!
written on: Mar. 20th, 2010
After some months of working in my spare time, the switch on the Postcards from Berlin beta website has finally been switched to the on position. The idea for the site is the brain child of Gabriel Shalom & Patrizia Kommerell, who were nice enough to ask me to collaborate and help out with a bit of design & front-end development.
"Phillip has a great passion for pixel-perfect style sheets and handily executed our design briefs in record time. On the Postcards from Berlin project, Phillip was not only a great help in turning our designs into code, he also contributed valuable insights about user interface, interactivity and content management."
Gabriel Shalom - KS12
I am a web geek and enjoy creating clean user friendly website designs. Pixelflips is meant to be my own personal creative outlet where I can experiment, share thoughts and ideas, and get feedback from anyone who visits.
I spend my days focusing on creating clean web site designs, front-end development, and SEO. I am skilled in areas such as Photoshop, Fireworks and writing HTML or CSS by hand. I also consider myself to be a web standards evangelist and on occasion have found myself running off at the mouth about the subject.
Pixelflips is my online home and design blog. My focus is to design clean, user-friendly websites and to build lasting relationships with my clients.
I have been involved in web design, front-end development, website optimization, and SEO since early 2002. I have a strong passion for web standards and best practices and construct unique designs with clean, well-structured code behind the scenes.
If you have a web project you would like to discuss, please feel free to drop me a line anytime.
