About
This blog is written by Philip Fierlinger. I live and work in New Zealand. I’m one of the founders of Xero – a sexy, fun and addictive online accounting software platform. I also do occasional projects with my US based web design consultancy Turntable, a company I founded in 1994.
I moved to NZ from San Francisco in 2001 with my wife Hadley and our son Emory. Our son Jasper is a true blue Kiwi.
Recent clients include AdRoll, Flixster, Capitol Records, Tori Amos, Sun Microsystems, Comcast, Dreamworks Records, Warner Brothers Records.
Past clients include: Sony Playstation, Macromedia, Palm Computing, Apple, among many others.
I’ve also done projects locally for New Zealand’s pre-eminent web design agency Shift, including the homepage design and development for NewZealand.com which won a Webby in 2005 and 2006, and a nomination for best homepage design in 2005.
You’re also more than welcome to view my:
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- LinkedIn profile
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- bio page
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- Last.fm
- Good Reads
- old abandoned Typepad blog
Cheers.
Philip
Blaine Cooper | April 3, 2009 @ 1:51 pm
Hi Philip
Excellent presentation at the web 2.0 conference today. I had to leave toward the end of your presentation so I didn’t get a chance to ask you … do you have any experience with Flex? If so, what are your thoughts on prototyping with Flex?
Ata | April 9, 2009 @ 3:46 am
I saw your presentation at Web 2.0 in San Fran. It was a fantastic presentation! I definitely learned something. Can you please post your presentation so I can evangelize the same ideas back home?