Hello. My name is Daniel Eden, and I’m a designer.

I’m also blessed with the curiosity and brainpower to execute my ideas through code. In other words, I do a little development as well. Right now, I’m studying Digital Media Technology at Nottingham Trent University. I’m in my final year of study, due to graduate in July.

I grew up in Manchester, and I’m currently living in Nottingham. I’m working hard to find a job I love. You can view my résumé, if you’re into that sort of thing.

I say a lot of things on Twitter. I show off my design work-in-progress on Dribbble. You can subscribe to my updates on Facebook, take a look at my photos on my photo blog, take a listen to my musical preferences on Rdio, listen to music I’ve made myself on SoundCloud, and endorse me on Zerply. I also write a lot of code and put it on GitHub. Sometimes, I write more thought-out and refined posts about my thoughts and experiences. You can find those on Medium.

If you want to talk about design, my work, or what I had for breakfast, you can email me at [email protected]

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Interviews and more

If you want to learn a little more about my journey so far, I’d recommend giving the following links a read/listen:

Young Guns Show

Galen Gidmen quizzed me about why designers should learn to code, working with others, and open source projects.

The Industry

CJ Melegrito talks to me about my projects, my motivation, and my idols. The Industry also featured a great review of Onword.

Instantbight

David Silverman shoots me five quick questions, covering my beginnings, my workspace, and my favorite font.

The East Wing

I had great fun talking to Tim Smith about my side projects, typography, and the things I’d teach my younger self.

.net Magazine

I spoke to Craig Grannell a little more about “Max CSS.” and why it’s important to encourage new developers to explore the CSS of other sites.

The Pastry Box Project

One thought on design and more, every month for the year of 2012.

Moving the Web

I spoke at Webshaped 2012 about CSS animation, and creating a more enjoyable user experience through the use of subtle animations.