Cameron Daigle is a male human being. He enjoys hand-coding CSS, barbecue, user interactions, Web standards, Coca-Cola, photography, user experience, Abita beer, writing, most Apple products, grids, and coffee (with a splash of half-and-half).
About Me
As you’ve probably gleaned, I’m a designer.
More specifically, I’m a designer with a coding background. I grew up with a keyboard at my fingertips. From my first computer (a Commodore 64), through years of Performas and home-built Pentiums, up ‘til now — where I type this on a MacBook — I’ve been typing, clicking, and learning. Design is the second half of the equation — through both disciplines, I look to improve the other.
These days, I enjoy working in interaction environments — building & designing websites from the art direction to the code, and concepting, designing, and branding iPhone apps.
In addition to the above, I handle whatever else is thrown my way: print media, tradeshow wall graphics, t-shirts, what have you.
Cameron Daigle Dot Com has gone through many incarnations (about half of them one-page ‘coming soon’ screens), but this is the first to be exclusively design-oriented. All of my peripheral activities are on other domains — everything here is in some way related to my work (and play) as a designer. I hope you enjoy.
Skillset
Used almost every day.
- HTML/CSS Handcoding
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe InDesign
- TextMate
- Image Postprocessing
- UI Design
- Frontend Development
- ExpressionEngine
- Ruby on Rails
- JQuery
- PHP
- WordPress
Enough to be dangerous.
- Adobe Illustrator
- Photography
- Copywriting
- Flash
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For Your Knowledge & Benefit
Since this is the Biography section, I feel that I should clarify something that Google may attempt to obfuscate: while my name is quite unique and Googleable, there are a couple of other Cameron Daigles in the world. For the record, I do not write poetry online, nor do I post YouTube videos of my George W. Bush impressions. Lastly, if you happen upon a video of Cameron Daigle getting hit in the face by an exercise machine, that is also not me. Thank you for your time.