My vision:

I'm committed to making the Web a success and want to keep building better sites, improve functionality, applications, and content.

I am constantly striving to learn new computer languages and keep up with the changing world of the web. What was new yesterday can change in a week. Anything that was yesterday may as well be 10 years old in the world of technology. It can be difficult, but to me it's like unlocking a puzzle, and I love brainteasers.



Awards:

  • Excellence Service Award- MTE 2012

My bio:

I went to New Horizon Learning Centers at age 46 to learn a new career. I was in love with computers so I enrolled and then completed HTML, Java-script, Applets, Dreamweaver, Flash, Illustrator , Photoshop, Fireworks, and Web Development, as well as all Microsoft programs. Then, fast forward I went to work for America Online in technical support on broadband connections, and at the same time started Dragons Lair Design.  The reason for the name of my company is I collect Dragons of every kind, my house is full of them.

Then I got involved with Kevin Halewood and his two magazine subscription websites at about the same time. ( Mobile-Tech News & Detailers Digest).

When I took over the Mobile Tech Expo website and introduced Facebook pages for all three websites 3 years ago,  the show has since tripled in size.

I am still learning, and my newest goals are retina (SVG) graphics and HTML5 with CSS3, and J QUERY. I am learning HTML5 animations, and Video implantation, which I already have a very good grasp on. I already read code, so upgrading was not difficult.

Since going to school, I have designed over 60 websites, begun a hosting company and learned vinyl signing, as well as designing beautiful custom graphics in Photoshop for the business.

Thanks For stopping by and visiting my small slice of the web. ~ Fonda Madueno
owner operator ~ DragonsLairDesign.com

“You can't stop the future
You can't rewind the past
The only way to learn the secret
...is to press play.”


Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today.”