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About

Read me (aka ‘about’)

I’m Aki Karkkainen, a web guy & drummer living in Copenhagen, Denmark: akikoo.org is my personal website. I created this place on the web to let you know who I am, and what I might be able to contribute.

Last Name
Kärkkäinen
First Name
Aki
Place of Birth
Jyväskylä, Finland
Nationality
Finnish
Website
www.akikoo.org
Interests
Music, Web, Open Source
Location
Copenhagen

This website can be considered a platform for me to publish whatever I want to say (including occasional ranting), a place to experiment with various web technologies, an online gallery of various documents and pieces of work I have produced over the years, or whatever you want it to be. You don’t mind if some of the earlier documents are in Finnish now do you?

For more information about this site, see professional bio, what I do, personal bio, technical documentation, or FAQ.

Work

Background

I graduated from the University of Jyväskylä in Finland with a Master’s degree in Information System Science in 2002. See my Master’s Thesis: Spatial sound in a user interface as a method to deliver hidden information and to relieve visual burden (in Finnish only). I have more than seven years of professional experience in the field of web design and development. Currently I’m working as an Interface Developer at a Copenhagen-based digital marketing and technology agency TRIPLE LBi.

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Professional Bio

The First Web Related Activities (2000–2003)

I created my first web page in 2000 as a course exercise for the University of Jyväskylä. My first web-related job was helping develop an XML-based personalization method for an electronic newspaper, in 2000. (more…)

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Platform

Credits

  • Credits: Far too numerous to list here.
  • Fonts: Georgia (or any available serif), Verdana (or any available sans-serif)
  • Tools: Notepad2, Photoshop, GIMP.
  • Designed, written and edited by Aki Karkkainen.
  • Valid html5
  • valid css

Thanks for visiting. See you later…

However stupid a fool’s words may be, they are sometimes enough to confound an intelligent man.

—Nikolai Gogol