web design and development

Back in the 90s I worked for a start up web design and development company called Stumpworld and we were lucky enough to get some of the coolest website gigs available in those days. Aerosmith’s first site was probably our biggest production though looking back, sheesh, what newbs. Phish was another of our big clients and we ended up managing their site and “Dry Goods” commerce site for several years after. Continue reading »

Tags: Phish, web site design

Stumpworld also got to do Blue Note Records first official website design. I remember scanning 800+ CD covers then creating large and thumbnail versions of each by hand. Actually I think we had a batch processor but it was not all that great.

Tags: Blue Note Records, Website Design

Through my friends at Nimbit I got the opportunity to do web design for Arlen Roth, one of a very small group of people who have earned the title “Master of the Telecaster”, an elite force in American culture. The few, the loud, the twang of stringed fury and frolic, bliss and despair. Arlen is one of those guys. Continue reading »

Tags: Arlen Roth, Web Design

I never meant to be a web developer. I was going for rock star but my band turned into a web development company. Continue reading »

Tags: stumpworld, Web Design, web developer

Stumpworld was a house, a rehearsal studio, a recording studio, an ongoing party then a web development company and now a web hosting company which has nothing to do with the other five things. Continue reading »

Tags: Allston MA, stumpworld

First Aerosmith Website

In 1996, my website design and development company at the time, Stumpworld, got the Aerosmith gig and I designed and built their site, “The Space Donut”. Continue reading »

Tags: Aerosmith, Website Design