Rafi Miller
Websites &
Graphic Design
Well hello! I'm Rafi, and I design websites.
My first experience developing WordPress themes was for The Commentator at Yeshiva University in 2010. After that, one by one, other student groups started coming to me for their websites. And eventually it grew into this portfolio.
If you'd like my help with a website,
please be in touch!
Also — here’s my Daf Yomi blog and climate blog
Portfolio
Metropolitan
Israel.com
An Israeli design/build company.
WordPress theme design.
YUObserver.org
The official student newspaper of Stern College for Women.
WordPress theme design.
TheLamdan.com
A Torah publication by the Student Organization of Yeshiva.
WordPress theme design.
DafYomiNotes.com
My Daf Yomi blog. Customized Blogger theme and widgets.
KolHamevaser.com
The Jewish thought magazine of the Yeshiva University student body.
WordPress theme design.
YUCommentator.org
Online home for the official student newspaper of the Yeshiva University.
WordPress theme design.
YCNeuroscience.com
Website of the Yeshiva College Neuroscience Society.
WordPress theme design.
TheBeaconMag.com
An online newspaper started by YU students—but nothing to do with YU!
WordPress theme design.
NWPsych.info
My first site, totally static HTML, circa 2006.
Isn't it cute?
Contact
Think I might be able help you with a project?
Want to share your questions, comments, life stories?
Contact me with this form.
Thanks
In the time I’ve been self-training as a web designer, I’ve been amazed by the altruism in the web development community. There are hundreds of people out there who devote time to blogs and online forums that help beginners conquer the learning curve. There’s also a ton of amazing free services and software that I couldn't do without.
I’m grateful for these services in particular that helped get me started: W3Schools.com, WordPress.org, the WordPress forums, Themeshaper, the Themeshaper forums, Inkscape, Firebug, Notepad++, FileZilla, and the many webmaster services from the folks at Google. There’s also the great advice from A List Apart, Smashing Magazine, and CSS-Tricks.
And thank YOU for bothering to visit!
