My name is Greg Wallace. I am a WordPress developer, designer, hired gun and amateur theoretical physicist.
If you were to describe my custom website design style I’d call it minimalist. That doesn’t mean that I don’t like fancy sites. I like sites that take me where I want to go fast, with no distraction, and give me the information I need.
I am fanatical about clean and semantically correct code. Code is poetry and a perfect line of code is beautiful. I decided to become a Genesis developer for this reason. The Genesis Framework base code is very clean and proper never leaving me to guess what the original developer’s intent was. Building my custom website design solutions off the Genesis Framework allows me to customize quickly and effectively while maintaining the beauty of clean, efficient coding.
When I take on a new custom website design project, it becomes my central focus. Every project is my baby. As a Genesis developer, every website I create is designed to maintain the beauty and poetry of the code and provide the exact functionality that it needs to have. I chose to become a Genesis developer because of my passion for the art and science of coding. When I create your custom website design, all that passion drives the creation of a website that is technically and functionally excellent.
Personal Stuff
Before I became a full-time WordPress developer, designer, and web expert, I built a few companies from the ground up, each with varying degrees of success. Working alone and being continually challenged is my preference. Web development affords me both. I’ve been hacking code of some form or another since 1995 when I got my first computer and the Red Hat Linux 1.2 operating system. I wrote a lot of perl scripts and C to automate server management tasks, but mostly to see if I could do it.
My coding experience was borne out of necessity as much as anything as I am also a self confessed science geek. I am a student of all disciplines of science, from the natural sciences to quantum physics. Building a 12 node parallel processing super computer in my living room as well as formulating solid rocket fuel from KNO3 and glucitol are examples of things I do with my “me time”.
When I’m not out in the shed laying carbon fiber or burning 25ft long rocket motor exhaust marks in my lawn, I like to hang out with my wife and kids, escaping to our cabin hideout in Big Bear, CA.