Profile

Work

I am a Full-Stack Web & Software Developer with over fifteen years of experience. Over countless hours I have discovered that I have a passion and talent for creating works that are both highly functional and technically sound.

I have also discovered that I have a knack for understanding new theories & concepts – I am an adamant perfectionist when it comes to just about anything I do.

Current Skill set

Web
  • Responsive Mobile first HTML & CSS3 – Bootstrap, SASS
  • JavaScript (Vanilla JS, JQuery, Angular)
  • PHP (Web Server & CRON)
  • CRM / CMS packages – WordPress, OsCommerce, Marketo
  • MySQL
  • Git
  • SEO & PPC
Applications
  • Java
  • Python
Legacy Technology
  • ASP (classic)
  • Visual Basic
  • Adobe Flash
Software Packages
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • MySQL
  • Jet Brains Web Suite
  • Microsoft Word
  • Microsoft Excel
  • Microsoft Access
  • Maya 3d
  • and more…

Study

At the start of 2019, I am entering my 4th year of a 6 year course Studying a Bachelor of
Computer Science with gaming specialisation at Charles Sturt University

Hobbies

Pyrotechnic

A license Pyrotechnician in the state of N.S.W. Australia for over twenty years, performing
professional grade pyrotechnic shows ranging from from Chinese String Crackers, Indoor Close
Proximity Fireworks, Aerial Shells up to 125mm and Aerial Salutes up to 75mm.

A founding member of the Pyrotechnics Industry Association of Australia (PIAA), Based in Sydney
but have performing shows all over NSW for all types of events.

Car Enthusiast

An active member in the Skylines Australia NSW car club I regularly volunteer to help run events.

Social Media

You can connect with me professionally on LinkedIn,
or stalk me through Twitter

Portfolio

Employment

Wizardry Fireworks

PRODOCOM Australia

Hannover Fairs Australia

E-Web Marketing

Freelance Websites

Personal Projects

Tipping Comp

cruizen’

National Pyrotechnics

iblott accessories

Blog

Navigating SEO Gracefully: Understanding the Impact of Soft Redirects on Website Strategy

Introduction: In the ever-evolving landscape of Search Engine Optimization (SEO), the nuances of redirects play a pivotal role in shaping a website’s user experience and visibility. This blog post aims to shed light on soft redirects, exploring what they are, how they differ from their hard counterparts, and the SEO implications associated with their implementation.

  1. Decoding Soft Redirects: An Insightful Overview: Begin by understanding the essence of soft redirects. Explore how they function as temporary instructions for web browsers and search engines, offering flexibility in managing URLs without permanently altering their status.
  2. 302 Redirects: The Versatile Solution for Temporary Moves: Dive into the world of 302 redirects, a common type of soft redirect used to signal temporary moves. Understand when it’s appropriate to employ a 302 redirect and the SEO considerations that come with its usage.
  3. 307 Redirects: Temporary Redirects Reinvented for SEO: Uncover the nuances of 307 redirects, another type of soft redirect designed to indicate a temporary move. Explore how 307 redirects function similarly to 302 redirects but with slight differences in terms of caching and user behavior.
  4. The Distinction: Soft Redirects vs. Hard Redirects in SEO: Explore the differences between soft and hard redirects. Understand how the temporary nature of soft redirects impacts search engine indexing and user experience, and when it’s more advantageous to use them over hard redirects.
  5. SEO Impact of Soft Redirects on Page Authority: A Temporary Transition: Delve into how soft redirects influence page authority. Understand the temporary nature of these redirects and their implications for SEO equity transfer compared to the more permanent approach of hard redirects.
  6. Managing Temporary Changes: Use Cases for Soft Redirects: Prioritize SEO health by understanding use cases for soft redirects. Explore scenarios where temporary redirection is beneficial, such as during website maintenance, A/B testing, or promotional campaigns.
  7. Challenges and Pitfalls: Navigating SEO Risks with Soft Redirects: Embrace a transparent view of challenges associated with soft redirects. Understand potential risks, such as issues with search engine interpretation and user confusion, and implement strategies to mitigate these risks effectively.
  8. User Experience and Soft Redirects: Balancing Act for Seamless Navigation: Dive into the intersection of soft redirects and user experience. Learn how implementing temporary redirects seamlessly ensures a positive experience for your website visitors, preventing frustration and potential bounce rates.
  9. Best Practices for Implementing Soft Redirects: SEO-Friendly Guidelines: Explore best practices for implementing soft redirects. From choosing the appropriate redirect type to ensuring proper implementation, these practices will guide you in maintaining an SEO-friendly approach to temporary URL management.
  10. Monitoring and Analyzing Soft Redirects: A Continuous SEO Task: Conclude with the significance of ongoing monitoring and analysis of soft redirects. Explore tools and techniques to track how your soft redirects are performing, identifying and addressing any issues promptly for optimal SEO results.

Conclusion: In the intricate web of SEO strategies, soft redirects emerge as versatile tools that allow websites to gracefully manage temporary changes and transitions. By understanding the nuances of soft redirects and implementing best practices, you not only maintain a seamless experience for your audience but also contribute to preserving and improving your website’s SEO performance. Implement the insights from this guide to make soft redirects a strategic asset in your journey toward SEO success.

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March 19, 2024 1:04 am

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Creative

I studied Digital Media for 12 months at Mt Druitt TAFE. While  doing so we studied The 3D Modeling Program ‘Maya’. During the course I produced a number of 3D scenes and a couple of 3D animated movies.

I have also played in other programs such as Bryce 3D, 3D Studio Max, Lightwave, Vue D’esprit and a few others. However, i have always returned to Maya as a personal preference.

Bellow are a number of works that i have produced from these various programs.

Bryce 3D: Balls

Vue D’esprit: Sulfuric

Maya: Living Room

Maya: Gauntlet

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