I like fired pickles. Can you blame me? The delicious taste of sour pickles combined with the crunchy, sweet batter deep fried in peanut oil should be enough to send any sane person in to a state of euphoria. At least it does for me.
Enough with the nonsense, I’ll give you what you came her for.
What I do
I am an web developer and fast learner growing with iThemes team. Although my main strength is turning designs into code, I strive to improve on my lesser known skills by reading, studying, watching and doing. Some would tell you that I am modest and humble when it comes to web design and WordPress publishing, others would say I am borderline stubborn. I’ll let you decide for yourself.
Hobbies
When I am not pressing buttons on my fancy keyboard, I like to enjoy various physical (yet fun) activities. For example, I throughly enjoy salsa dancing. Yes. you read that correctly, SALSA DANCING! It is by far the most addictive and enjoyable activity in which I have ever participated and I encourage you all to give it a try.
Besides salsa dancing, I also like to travel and partake in outdoor adventures. I certainly do not watch much television; however, Sherlock, White Collar and The United States of Tara are all in my Netflix queue (as well as other various titles).
I also love to take pictures. Taking photos is the best way to document happy memories for reflection. As a matter of fact, just the other day I was going through some of my photos from our trip to Korea and found myself reminiscing on events that I had forgotten. Reflecting on past events is something I love to do and photos are an easy way for me to look back. You can check our my photo page on Flickr.
Copyright
I retain all copyrights to the design, code and content on justinkopeasah.com. Although I vehemently express that you do not use any content as your own, I would be lying if I did not say that your use of my ideas would flatter me. As for articles containing code, I do encourage you to use my tutorials as examples and guides to help expand your design knowledge. Fill free to use the code in the articles, as I usually provide a source download at the end of the articles.
I think I’ll write more later.
