JeremyStangroom.Com - Website Design

I first started designing web sites in early 1994, in the days before coloured backgrounds and when many people were still using text browsers to access the world wide web (e.g., the Lynx browser)!

None of the web sites I developed back then still exist today. I hope this is indicative of the speed of change of all things internet, rather than any deficiencies in my design skills! So what you see below is a list of the sites that I have developed professionally since 1997. If I provide the link, it means either that I still have control over the site or that the design is still recognisably mine.

• The Philosophers' Magazine Online (May 1997 to present-day).
• Butterflies and Wheels (Sept 2002 to present-day).
• Why Truth Matters (Feb 2005 to present-day).
• The Think Journal web site (April 2001 to Dec 2006).
• The St Cecilia Chorus (August 1997).
• The Forum for European Philosophy (April 1998 - April 1999).
• Campbell Harris College (April 1998 to Sept 2005).
• The Royal Institute of Philosophy (March 2000 to Dec 2006).
• Mathematics 2000 (Dec 2000 to Dec 2001).
• The Global Careers-Work Café (July 2001 to April 2002).

Of these, the three most significant are The Philosophers' Magazine Online, Butterflies and Wheels and THINK. Here's some information about the TPM Online:

• Some 65,000 unique visitors a week.
• High media profile (e.g., it has been featured or led to features in BBC Television, BBC Radio [the Today programme], The Guardian (on three or four different occasions, see, for example, here), The Daily Telegraph, Smart Computing, Sunday Express, Lingua Franca, The Chronicle of Higher Education, etc.).
• A series of interactive activities, one of which, The Philosophical Health Check has been accessed some 100,000 times in the last year; and another one, Battleground God, has been played more than a half a million times.
• A five figure revenue generated yearly.
• Nearly 1000 articles available in the TPM archive.