Hi web people, I am your host Josue Rodriguez.

Thank you for using this time to read up a little on me. Here’s what I can tell you in a breeze…

I am a down-to-earth guy with thoughts and brilliant ideas at any given moment. I cannot sleep like regular people and I have an interest for anything which is futuristic. By day, I am a Web Architect and by night, I am an Entrepreneur Ninja.

My mind runs 24/7 just thinking of ways to take over the world and have un cortadito at the same time. My only wish to all of mankind is that we would work together to live in a world of advance technological achievements, prosper through our wildest dreams and cure the world from corruption and the evil which lurks in the shadow.

Hope you find my rants and raves inspiring, motivational, debatable, “cool & jiving” and most importantly that your opinion matters to you and me. We may agree or disagree or even agree-to-disagree but accept my thoughts as it is without warranty and with an open-mind.

Enjoy the rest…


Web Architect Builds a Bridge Between Worlds

The Web architect designs and builds internal and external Web systems and sites, delivering fully loaded solutions that include links to the necessary servers. But the job has a strategic business angle to it, too: The Web architect must develop business opportunities. That means working with marketing or sales to determine how best to deliver products over the Web, or creating new advertising avenues, like Internet-only publications. This inevitably entails establishing solid relationships with the organization’s internal and external clients.

It also means acquiring a thorough knowledge of the products and services a company provides and then crafting a Web design that leverages these offerings. For retailers, that means turning an ordinary direct-mail catalog into a compelling, dynamic online shopping experience, ensuring links to similar products or divisions–a link to L.L. Bean’s camping products from its hiking-boots section, for instance.