\ˈkä-lə-fən, -ˌfän\ : an inscription placed at the end of a book or manuscript usually with facts relative to its production
About the Author
Avianto is a web user interface designer and developer. Previously working as a digital media strategist. Avianto is also a user experience and information architecture consultant and lecturer.
Used to work in various jobs within design and information technology industries, Avianto is now focusing his skills and talents in designing and developing information technology products and solutions. With various background experience, Avianto is capable of working within cross-discipline environment, communicating with different background experts and managing small to large project management. A people-oriented person, Avianto always put people first in his products and solutions. Creative, innovative, smart worker, result focused and process concerned, he value technology as the way to solve people’s problem.
In the internet industry, although Avianto is well-known as a designer and programmer, he is mostly known as a web standard evangelist. Avianto has been promoting, implementing and evangelizing web standards for over 5 years. He also active give speeches and training related to web standards, online marketing strategy, internet product design and development cycle and process and multimedia implementation.
Moved and lived in New York City since early 2009, Avianto is currently working with Research Foundation of CUNY as a Web UI Designer/Developer. His previous positions were an Interactive Manager with Carat Indonesia and teaching multimedia, game design and e-business courses at Binus University International.
About Avianto’s Journal
This journal started as a simple distraction from boredom during thesis days back in college. What started as a simple journal of raves and rants about daily life was slowly evolved into a journal of life. It recorded more than 10 years of personal evolution, with some months (even years) missing between here and there for various reasons.
Avianto’s Journal covers a wide arrange of topics, as Douglas Adams put it so eloquently in his misnomer trilogy The Hitchhiker’s Guide to The Galaxy: Life, the Universe and Everything. The basic premise of this journal is how a person who involved heavily in technology, especially information technology, shared his point of view about the life, the universe and everything.