Brandon Wang

Hi there! My name is Brandon Wang and I am a thirteen year old student. I like to call myself a graphic and web designer, but really – I’m just a friendly guy.

I learned through five web scripting languages (PHP, HTML, MySQL, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery – in that order, mind you) in my ages and I now enjoy creating websites and designing print publications as a hobby.

Beyond that, though, I’m just another student. I go to a public middle school in Texas and learn with everyone else. I enjoy competitive swimming and playing tennis with family and friends when I’m not digging in the latest versions of WordPress.

I like to think of coding, designing, Photoshop, and other technical stuff as fun, which isn’t the norm for my age. My technical reach, I feel, is beyond most my age. I live with my parents and my dog Peanut (pictured).

For me, life is great. I love designing websites, going to school, chatting with friends, and embracing whatever life throws at me. Ultimately I hope to make a difference in some way.

In case you were wondering whether my awesomeness is available for hire, I have to say this: I do not generally accept work but if an idea really jumps at me, I’ll accept. I can always do with some more pocket change. Feel free to fire me an email.

Social networks, oh goodie!

Like most of today’s bad little children, I’m on social networks, but only a select few, which erases most (but not all) of my shame.

• Twitter – bradr
• Vimeo – bradr
• LinkedIn – Brandon Wang
• Behance.net – brandonw
• Delicious – bradder [I rarely update this anymore]
• Flickr – chaoticmortal [I rarely update this anymore]

Do not private-message me on any of these sites, with the exception of Twitter. I rarely check the message centers on these websites. Use my contact form or email me instead.

As well as other networks…

If you find a brad, bradr, or bradder on a mainstream website, chances are, that could be me. Feel free to contact me to make sure.

About my website

This site is custom designed by me. The latest revision happened in April of 2010, when I updated the entire website to the WordPress framework (previously only the blog portion was WordPress), as well as some fixes and enhancements, most notably the sidebar.