About
Erskine Labs is a blog brought to you by the people at Erskine Design.
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Simon Campbell
Simon(ski) Campbell is the big cheese here at Erskine Design; he started the business with Colly back in 2006. He’s responsible for the business infrastructure, sales and client liaison. He likes being under water with lots of equipment for epic periods of time, and having his increasing bald patch patted affectionately. View all posts
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Simon Collison (Colly)
Following a successful, significant stint as a web developer, designer and author, Colly co-founded Erskine with Simon in 2006. He drives a black 1977 Datsun 120y, and has a stupid black cat called Bearface, the sex of whom may remain unknown forever. View all posts
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Jamie Pittock
Jamie’s our token Yorkshireman and our ExpressionEngine genius. He manages a large amount of our projects, and plays an integral role in much of what makes us tick. When not in front of a computer screen he can be found tramping the Yorkshire moors with his Fell Hound, Millie. View all posts
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Phil Swan
Aside from being incredibly tall, Phil’s a designer who combines a passion for visual design with his development skills, focusing on front-end technologies including XHTML, CSS, JavaScript and Flash. He loves fine dining, Neighbours and purchasing seemingly pointless iPhone apps. View all posts
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Glen Swinfield
Contrary to popular belief, Glen brings a broader range of technical and programming skills to the team, using Open Source technology, mostly PHP and MySQL, to develop complex functionality for the websites Erskine make. He also likes riding his bike, jogging, visiting the pub and sitting at home eating lots of cakes. View all posts
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Greg Wood
Greg’s a designer who likes the the idea of contributing to make the web a generally nicer place. He a designs things because he enjoys solving problems and making things aesthetically pleasing at the same time. He enjoys punkrock music, horror films, computer games and cycling. View all posts
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