About

Hey everyone! And welcome to DavePCGuy.com

So you want to know more about us? Alright then. This is a blog about computers and technology and everything else that has to do with that. We have two main authors: Dave and Alexander. You can view Dave’s Projects and such under Dave’s Workshop. Alexander’s projects and downloads are located under Exan’s Corner. This website has been up and running since early September.

Both Dave and Alexander focus on writing reviews as well as tutorials on various subjects. I hope you enjoy them!

About Alexander:

Hello, my name is Alexander and I am the driving force behind WAjanus Designs. I am close to nineteen years old and I currently attend a college in Houston, Texas. My major is Physics, despite my interests in art and the internet, and I plan to pursue a career as a researcher. But enough about that:

I began HTML coding almost ten years ago but only recently picked up on it again so it’s needless to say that I have a lot to catch up on. In the past ten years, the internet changed the world and the world changed the internet. From the introduction of Wordpress and CMS to the use of div tags and a CSS oriented web-development, what I knew ten years ago has become 100% obsolete. My wish is to help you understand the world of HTML/CSS and PHP while I brush up on the new techniques and coding. I have created a few websites in the past but none of them were published, besides my own personal experiments. It was never my strong point but I intend to change that.

So back to Graphic Design, I am, if not anything else, an artist. I’ve been messing around with photoshop for about seven years now, since I bought my first camera. I started with Photoshop 5.0 and some other image-editing software and have made my way up to CS4, which I currently use. I’ve designed t-shirts professionally, made mock-up templates, but mostly, I’ve been using Photoshop to augment my photography. Recently, I’ve started designing websites and representations of some of my ideas. I’ll be posting about those, too.

Well, I hope I didn’t bore you with this little speech! I just wanted you to know who I am and what I do.