Michael Pryfogle
Michael Pryfogle
Web Developer | mpryfogle@designsensory.com
Originally from Fletcher, Ohio, Michael came to Designsensory in late 2004, working part time while continuing to pursue other interests until moving to a full-time position in 2006. Upon graduation from the University of Cincinnati's College of Engineering in 2002 with a major in Computer Engineering, he pursued a brief career in music, which brought him to Tennessee. His proficiencies include HTML/XHTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, C/C++, and J2EE.
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Posted: 12/18/2008
Well, what can I say? You blink an eye, the year goes by and it\'s Christmas once again. It used to be that we\'d get a little snow, and that would help to make the...
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Posted: 12/17/2008
Five sites on \"Best of CSS Design 2008\"
Once again we have had the fortune of having our work recognized over at the popular design-blog Web Designer Wall. None other than five of our websites have been selected and included on this years...
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Posted: 11/11/2008
Cut & Paste: The 2008 Greeting Card Competition, AIGA Knoxville
As many of you may know, Designsensory is a proud and active member of our local chapter of the AIGA, the professional association of design. Given that Alison and I both serve on the Knoxville...
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Posted: 10/16/2008
From Abingdon, Virginia with Love
Several weeks ago we had the pleasure of taking a quick trip to Abingdon, Virginia. Nestled in the Blue Ridge Highland region in Southwest Virginia and steeped in Old World tradition, Abingdon succeeds in transporting...
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Posted: 09/12/2008
Work Honored by Graphic Design USA
Just a few days ago the mailman brought a little dose of love in the form of a good ole catalog envelope. There was nothing special about the envelope except for what was inside---five awards...
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Posted: 08/05/2008
A taste of our own medicine: Designing one's own Identity
Why is it so difficult todesignand develop your own identity system, print collateral and web site? Besides the time and personnel commitment, many design and web development agencies often struggle to capture the essence of...