Information
For those who don't know me or want to learn more – my name is Ing. Daniel Kouba and these are my personal web pages – a place where You should find all the requisite information about me.
More personal information is to be found on my Facebook profile as long as you're in my friends list. You can find the link to my Facebook profile in the header of this page.
Who am I?
In present time I'm a working and self-employed student. I study the last semester of VŠE and work on my dissertation at the moment. While developing web pages I closely cooperate with SPORT-DOOR company where I also act as a Senior developer of web projects. Beside that I create pages using my trade license. I also attend to playing in (ontami Nation band aside from work and study. And if you catch me doing none of the above you'll probably find me loll about somewhere with my wonderful friends and girlfriend. Thank You – You're the best – I love You all…
Why personal pages?
Those pages originated as a reaction to common questions such as: „what do you do anyway?“. „Well – I earn my living by developing web pages.“ „And do you have any to show?“ Now the answer to the question is rather simple – „Just have a look at www.danielKouba.cz !“. Sure – I have plenty references but mostly they're not the pages to represent my skills rather than ideas of my clients which are generally immensely dissimilar to those of mine. If you're interested in my reference projects the most of those actual can be found in the services section.
What's compelling about those pages?
I follow actual trends in development of web services. Respectively not only in the scope of code-writing but also webdesign and knowledge sharing. As for these facts my pages use actual technologies such as CSS3, RSS feed, jQuery, transparent background and many other revolutionary technologies. And that's the reason why my pages won't behave correctly while using older browsers like the IE 6< and such. If you object that such pages have to look good no matter what browser you use I'll oppose with powerful arguments. First of all: Those pages are dedicated to presentation of my skills so they show the most up-to-date techniques in action. Second of all: Google officially ceased to support those ancient browsers too.
Another aspect taking part in modern web is it's interactivity and attractivity – simple content is no longer enough – it's necessary to allow users to participate on the webs activity. As for this reason I've placed my personal blog on those pages which will partially supercede my spamming on facebook – naturally you can feel free to comment and rate each article… Here I will regularly publish matters of interest from the world of ICT, music and my personal life – i hope that this activity will be enough for people to come back to those pages and have a good fun. Another point is the connection of this web with communities such as Facebook, Youtube, Twitter or StumbleUpon. You can move to my profiles on either of those by simply clicking the appropriate icon in the sites header.