My name is David Woolf and I am a freelance web designer / developer. I normally develop using WordPress and jQuery, but code with regular PHP as well. If you are interested in working together, I can be reached at woolf.david@gmail.com. I also sell themes on themeforest.
I created Tracker to use a personal system for keeping track of income, expenses, and todo items. Entries auto-update in the database during typing (making sure changes were actually made and waiting for 600ms in case typing persists). On the todo list side, progress bars are used in place of percentages to give a more visual representation of how much has been completed for each item. Items are also organized from most completed to least completed.
Icons By Jeremy Sallée.
GNU What I’m Saying is the blog of a personal friend of mine. The site uses WordPress for all functionality and operates solely as a blog about Linux and Linux related things. The site uses WP-Paginate for numbered pagination, Squada One as the heading font, Georgia as post heading font, and Helvetica Neue as the body copy.
Launch is a WordPress theme available for sale on themeforest. It is primarily geared towards showcasing iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows Phone 7, Desktop, Web, and custom apps (the custom option is chromeless, showing just the screenshot). Four styles are included and the site is mobile ready (resize the browser and check it out).
Music WordPress is a theme available for sale on themeforest. The theme is geared towards musicians and bands, and features playable music inside of the browser (using a plugin), and show date and photo management systems.
The theme was first created in February of 2010 and I have been constantly updating it to work with the newest version of WordPress. I have also been improving the code, design, and management options as I have learned more about WordPress and design.