
Interface Developer at Reading Room
Manchester, United Kingdom

Interface Developer at Reading Room
Manchester, United Kingdom
Nick Day is a award-winning freelance web designer/developer based in the North West. He has experience with a range of client- and server-side technologies, and is especially interested in the areas of HCI, usability, accessibility and interaction design. Nick recently won the Accessibility in Focus award (www.accessibilityinfocus.co.uk) and published and presented a paper at the 2007 British HCI conference.
Nick is currently employed as an Interface Developer at Reading Room and completes small to medium-sized freelance projects in his spare time.
XHTML, CSS, jQuery, PHP, MySQL, Python, Django, Apache, Classic ASP, XML, Usability, Accessibility, User Experience, Interaction Design, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), SEO
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Internet industry)
January 2009 — Present (11 months)
(Internet industry)
July 2004 — Present (5 years 5 months)
Ongoing maintenance and development of the award-winning www.english-in-chester.co.uk site, as well as work on internal web-based projects.
(Internet industry)
August 2002 — Present (7 years 4 months)
(Internet industry)
May 2007 — December 2008 (1 year 8 months)
MRes , Human-Computer Interaction , 2006 — 2007
Graduated with distinction. My dissertation research looked into how user satisfaction can be achieved in web-based content management systems, taking into account their mandatory daily use in a corporate environment. It's online at www.tinyurl.com/njdaycms.
BSc , Computer Science , 2003 — 2006
Graduated with first class honours. Studied the fundamentals of computing including software engineering, OO and OS-level programming, multimedia and HCI. My major project was the development of a campus-based Java and Bluetooth-enabled public display voting system, which users interact with via their mobile phone. More details at www.univote.co.uk.
Accessibility in Focus Commercial Award Winner 2007 - www.tinyurl.com/4v6bf5
England's Northwest Tourism Website of the Year 2006 - www.tinyurl.com/6owh6j