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Lisa McMillan
Written by Scrivs on August 3, 2005
Have you ever met someone that you know could design because they pumped out kick ass designs, but they were so humble that you weren’t sure if they were for real? This is the impression that Lisa McMillan gave me just from a couple of emails.
Lisamcmillan.com is the online portal to the soul of Lisa McMillan, web developer, teacher, designer, geek and gadget junkie. This site has been in the making for what feels like forever. Every year I told my web design students that I would create an online space for myself along-side them and each year I was intimidated by their genius. This year I refused to let that happen.
So we welcome Lisa to the growing list of quality 9rules sites. RSS Feed.
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August 3rd, 2005 at 9:22 am
Lisa’s introduction is so accurate it is as if the writer has known her for some time! They have accurately pin-pointed Lisa’s humble acceptance of her gifts and let me to say that her ability to impart that wisdom is amazing to watch in action. As a co-wroker and co-Instructor (Also a former student) I am a HUGE follower of the trails she is blazing on the net and look forward to reading more of her random thoughts of brilliance…
August 3rd, 2005 at 10:18 am
Congrats Lisa. Glad to see your site on the network.
August 3rd, 2005 at 11:12 am
I think was is awesome is that a teacher is using words like KICK ASS
http://www.lisamcmillan.com/journal/csszengarden-student-submissions (near the bottom)
Rock on!
Congrats Lisa and welcome to the club.
August 3rd, 2005 at 1:14 pm
I first saw Lisa McMillan’s website some weeks back and was really impressed. Indeed so impressed that it is one of the two websites mentioned in a newsletter I published on August 1 entitled “Small Is Beautiful Websites”. You’ll find it at http://www.strategicmarketingmontreal.ca/newsletter-48.htm
It’s great to see Lisa McMillan joining this group.
August 3rd, 2005 at 4:14 pm
“A good designer is a humble designer.”
August 4th, 2005 at 10:36 am
Hey Lisa, you seem to be wherever I look these days. Looks like we’ll now be seeing even more of you. Nice one! Tim.