Tim has worked and played in design and software development for a decade. He's worked both in-house and freelance, designing user interfaces, building web services, and making fabulous iOS apps.
When Tim isn't working as a technical designer, proving the glue between passionate designers and clever developers, you'll find him working on numerous side projects such as TDBadgedCell, a popular iOS class, dribbble.js, a library agnostic way of showing off your dribbble shots, or slaving away on Pellego.app, his latest iOS app.
Tim first began playing with HTML & CSS at an after school computer club during his first year of highschool. From there he went on to learn other languages of the web, such as JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, and Node.js.
Tim didn't stop at the web. By the mid 2000's he had begun to develop for the Mac, learning Objective-C, and a little C++. In 2007 the iPhone came out, and Tim began writing apps for iOS.
Tim's first apps looked a little rough around the edges, and he quickly learnt form is as important as function. So in 2002 Tim first began to slap lipstick on the proverbial pig, or in laymans terms, he began to use push pixels and hand craft interfaces for his websites and applications.