The fine Web site you’re visiting is cavedoni.com,
the digital household of Antonio Cavedoni, yours
truly.
The page you’re reading now is a first, shy attempt at resuming some kind of publishing on this Web site. I used to love it, but then I got sidetracked. Bear with me.
I’m 28 years-old and I’m from Sassuolo, Modena, Italy. As of
february 2006 I am a partner in the
studio Bunker in Modena, where I
work as a Web designer and developer.
I hold (the international equivalent of) a master’s degree in communications from the university of Modena and Reggio Emilia but I also studied in Bristol, UK, as part of the Erasmus program. If you can read Italian and are keen in learning a bit more about the life of a student abroad, my Dispatches from Bristol are a lighthearted account of these six months.
My work-related interests are programming (I’m doing a lot of Python/Django and JavaScript/DOM work these days), typography and design. I also like reading about usability and information architecture, although I like more practicing them rather than following rules blindly.
I’m also working a lot with ebooks these days. I own one of the first iRex Iliad e-ink reading devices and I’m experimenting a lot with it, trying to grasp its potential and the implications of digital books for the future years.
My email address is antonio@cavedoni.org.
For work-related issues or urgent matters you can phone me up at the office (+39 059 356073) although these days I very much prefer using instant messaging software. I am pretty much always online on my various IM accounts which you’ll find in the vcard below.
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I understand you might be looking for none of the above, as Frank Zappa would put it, so you can search for it below: