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Our vision for DNN Creative Magazine is to become one of the top places to visit for anything regarding DotNetNuke and web design.

We report on events in the DNN scene, bring news, independant reviews, tutorials and hopefully some fun to everyone involved with DotNetNuke.

DNN Creative magazine is primarily organised by Lee Sykes.

Lee Sykes Background:

Lee has been working with DotNetNuke® since Version 2 and has created a portfolio of websites based on the DotNetNuke portal.

"From web design projects, I realised that I needed to teach my clients how to operate DotNetNuke, as well as teach them other web related techniques, such as how to promote their DNN website to search engines etc."

"Each of my clients have specific requirements for their websites, which usually involves researching all of the various modules that are readily available, checking them for stability, useability and working out the best methods for implementing the modules, or programming a module from scratch. This takes a long time and it is this information that I want to share with the community of DotNetNuke."

DNN Creative Manager

Richard Wootton

Richard joined DNN Creative in issue 20 as a part time video editor. From February 2008 he is now working full time for DNN Creative as the Manager. Richard’s specialist experience is in graphic design, video production, sales and marketing.

DNN Creative Support

Joe Craig

DNN Creative Forum Support. Joe has been involved with web development projects for over 10 years and has worked with DotNetNuke for about 2 years. He serves as the primary developer for StockCentral.com, and has worked on several other DotNetNuke sites contributing modules and skins in addition to overall site design and operation.

Open Web Studio Tutor

Paul Deschenes

Paul joined the DNN Creative team in issue 43 as the Open Web Studio Module Tutor. Paul has been in the DotNetNuke world since the release of version 3. He is an award winning architect of Customer Relationship Management systems and built several web based and SaaS applications using DotNetNuke, Open Web Studio (OWS) from R2I and the Salesforce.com platform. Paul is the CEO of Advologix.com which builds CRM, Professional Services and other custom business applications.

Module Review Contributors

John Grange

John Grange is Vice President of Corporate Strategy at PowerDNN, the leading DotNetNuke hosting solutions provider. John has worked in web implementation and consulting for nearly 10 years, focusing on web based business solutions. John has developed and implemented e-commerce solutions in a variety of industries, as well as worked directly with software vendors on new business opportunities for their software. John's interest in web based business solutions attracted him to DotNetNuke in 2005, and has since been assisting PowerDNN in offering value added products and services to the DotNetNuke Community.

Dave Snow

Dave Snow early retired after 32+ years with Digital Equipment Corp, Compaq Computer and Hewlett Packard. He started designing large dynamic web sites in 1993. Today he is the web master for Aging Safely, Inc. - Adult Family Home Placement Service located in Woodinville WA.

Lynn Walsh

Lynn has been involved with DNN since version three, originally intending to utilise the DNN framework as a personal site for her creative writing hobby. She has gone on to build several websites for friends and family such as a2zdom.com, a domain names for sale website, and seemalta.net a Maltese cruise and tour site. She has more DNN based sites in the pipeline, creating css only skins and working with various modules to meet the different needs and requirements.

Mitchel Sellers

Is the CEO of IowaComputerGurus Inc. a .NET/DotNetNuke consulting firm based out of Des Moines Iowa. For more information about Mitchel please visit http://www.mitchelsellers.com , for more information about IowaComputerGurus please visit http://www.iowacomputergurus.com.