Djimm is the assumed name for the collective web & multimedia portfolio of Jim Richardson. First set up in 1998 to work in partnership with Attack Monkey productions (under the name Spacebaby), Djimm has since been involved in a number of design projects including the production of online learning material for the University of Huddersfield and designing web pages for the Sheffield Children's NHS trust. Corporate website clients include AMEC, Qualter Hall, Proseal, Crystal Mapping and many others.

Jim Richardson is a qualified sound & media engineer with a passion for multimedia & web design/development. One half of the team that produced the award winning "Mowax" CD-ROM (best multimedia 1999 LMU degree show), Jim specialises in web design using industry standard packages such as Photoshop and Flash as well as implementation web development using HTML, xHTML, JavaScript, dHTML, CSS and PHP/MySQL scripting.

His hobbies include PC and console gaming, computer generated art and playing the guitar.

 

Where does the name Djimm come from?

I get asked this alot, so I've decided to put some info about it here. A Djinn is a creature from mythology (basically a Genie, as in Aladdin's lamp). If you spell it Djimm it has my name as the middle three letters. Back through the mists of time I began using it as a Quake nickname and when I came to produce my own website it seemed like the logical choice for a domain name. Unlike alot of names on the web, not many people seem to use it so I've stuck with it. For the record, it's pronounced "Jim" (silent D).

 

 

Download Jim's final year dissertation "Cyberthreat" here.

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