Hello. Allow me to introduce myself. I am Brian Cronin.<\/p>\n
I am an environmentalist<\/strong>. I have been a founding member of California’s Green Party and while have yet to vote for a Green Party candidate, I am in truth a single issue voter.<\/p>\n I am an amateur urban planner<\/strong>, which is the reason why I began this blog. Since my first trip to New York as I child I was curious why cities developed they way they did. I spent hours on the floor looking at the Atlas, and eventual began making the pencil marks on the paper that sketched out the new roads, bridges, trains and parks that I could see in my mind.<\/p>\n Now, some 30 years later I thought to come out of the urban planning closet. I hope to add something meaningful to the discourse.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Professionally, I am a digital product designer<\/strong>. Shortly after buying my first computer (back in the mid-1990s), a PowerBook 500, I started making web sites for Netscape 1.1N. Today I have more than 15 years experience creating digital products for the Web, large enterprises, mobile devices and tablet computers.<\/p>\n I have work as the Director of Program Planning at Hot Studio and was previously at Adaptive Path. I have been a Managing Principal of my own small design consulting agency, a Manager in a large systems integrator, and Executive Producer of Web 1.0 Studio. For more of these exciting details you can check out my profile on\u00c2\u00a0LinkedIn<\/a>. You can also follow me on\u00c2\u00a0Twitter<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hello. Allow me to introduce myself. I am Brian Cronin. I am an environmentalist. I have been a founding member of California’s Green Party and while have yet to vote for a Green Party candidate, I am in truth a … Continue reading