I am a skilled web developer, producer and journalist with over 20 years' experience of creating and running successful websites for large companies
My name is Mark Moxon and I'm a UK-based web developer, web producer and web journalist. Here's what you can find on my site:
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My Portfolio: I've worked on a number of exciting web projects for people as diverse as the BBC and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Check out my portfolio for more details.
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My Skills: Over the years I have developed a number of key web skills, from hand-coding accessible websites to implementing enterprise-level content management systems. You can find a detailed summary in my curriculum vitae.
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About this Site: If you're interested in using my content on your site, then this is the section for you.
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Contact Me: To hire my services, please leave me a private message and I'll get back to you.
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Finding Stuff: Feel free to search my site, or check out the contents of the entire site with the site map.
To navigate round my site simply use the arrows and links on the left, from where you can access the whole site. The page on using this site has more details.
My Other Websites
You might also like to check out my personal websites, which give a good demonstration of my web skills. They are linked to from the top of every page, and include:
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Mark Moxon's Travel Writing was originally launched in 1998, and over the years the site has grown and grown and now has a big following. The site has over 570 pages of travel writing and advice from 25 countries and six continents, as well as a searchable photo library containing over 500 photographs, free eBooks and audiobooks, and a guestbook.
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Walking Land's End to John o'Groats with Mark Moxon tells the story of my 2003 walk across Britain, with over 100 stories and 900 photographs; the site is regarded as one of the most important Land's End to John o'Groats websites, and a must-read for those contemplating the walk.
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Tubewalker: The Tube, on Foot tells the story of my 2008 walk along the entire length of the London Underground, and it's proving a very popular destination for those interested in exploring London on foot.
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Fully documented source code for Elite on the BBC Micro contains full source code for this seminal space sim from 1984, including more than 80 deep dives into the code and lots of interesting Elite hacks.
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Fully documented source code for Aviator on the BBC Micro dissects and documents Geoff Crammond's first simulator, analysing everything from the aerodynamic model of the Spitfire to the flicker-free drawing routines.
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Fully documented source code for Revs on the BBC Micro examines every single instruction in Geoff Crammond's masterpiece, which is regarded as the grandfather of modern racing sims and is still mind-blowing today.