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12/15/2003: "BBC World Feature"

I am super fukin overjoyed today. My website was featured on BBC World - Click Online over the weekend. The link is working at the moment but I guess they rotate the page.

What they said about the site is below...

"Next up, something for the web design fraternity.
Its one of those 'unofficial expert' sites that we all love so much.
The SSI Developer is the creation of an Irishman living in Finland who goes by the web name of Enzo, and it's aimed at anyone with an interest in web development technologies - be they aspiring webmasters, web developers or just people curious about how a web page is put together.
It's packed with an impressive array of tutorials, templates, and resources that cater for a range of differing skill levels. The tutorials are well laid out and easy to follow, and include useful little gems like the 'Web safe colour chart', a pallet of 216 web safe colours and their corresponding programming codes to ensure that the page you design always looks the same when viewed by visitors over the web.
The template section offers a good range of basic style-templates that you're free to use, ideal for the complete beginner or those who don't have time to work from scratch. Just download the page you like, enter your own information and voila: instant web pages. Wonderful.
Don't forget that this site is totally unofficial, Enzo doesn't claim to be a professional web developer, but he has amassed a vast collection of information and offers it to you here for free. I think it's well worth a browse if you're thinking about building an unofficial expert page of your own. "