WebAlert History & Personal Background

Web Design, Development and Training History

Web design training and experience has involved a wide range of internet related web programming skills and web site promotion and marketing techniques.

Initial experience was gained from variety of web maintenance contracts for small businesses in Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and North Yorkshire.

• 2007 Concentration on SEO web design and online eCommerce shopping cart integration
• 2006 Development of Search Engine Optimisation and MySql Database skills.
• 2005 Saw the development of w3c compliant css styled websites and mysql dynamic database driven websites.
• 2004 Full time freelance web design, enabling WebAlert to expand its freelance web development services.
  - Gave up part-time job for Lent & started Full Time Freelance trading on 1st April 2004 ~ this was no April Fool !
• 2003 Development of search engine best practice theories and putting knowledge base into practice.
• 2002 WebAlert was established as a Sole Trader / Freelance Web Design Business.
• 2001 The WebAlert 3Ws “Webalerting Websites Worldwide” concept was born.

 

Personal Background ~ whois WebAlert ~ WebAlert is Nathan Thadani.

~ WANT a website designed by WebAlert's Nathan Thadani ~

I have been working in the internet industry since 2001. Before that I worked for Mansfield Brewery as a management accountant for 8 years. At Mansfield Brewery I dealt with the department budgets and monthly management accounts for The Retail, Free Trade, Marketing and Warehouse & Distribution sectors of the business.

However number crunching took its toll - after all accountancy is very dull and boring !!! So following Mansfield Brewery's takeover and subsequent closure in the summer of 2000, I took the opportunity to use part of my redundancy to a go on a short backpacking trip to South America.

As part of the redundancy package I was entitled to retraining grant from The Baily Thomas Provident Fund, which allowed me returned to the student life to train as a web developer.

Time well spent as I now consider myself to be Alert to the very latest Web and Search Engine's Best Practices,
hence the trading name and the phrase:

“Be WebAlert with WebAlert”