The website of Adrian Lebar

A Rain of Frogs is written, designed and built by Adrian Lebar. As a sixteen year veteran of web design and development, the Internet is his canvas, interface design, typography, usability, accessibility, XHTML and CSS are his tools.

He is a father, sailor, snowboarder, skier, cyclist, aspiring writer, artist, classically trained musician and afraid of heights.

Adrian is not currently available for freelance and contract work. Learn more.

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Scilla siberica 3 57 days ago, 0 comments

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Older posts

Don't let the noise of other's opinions drown out your own inner voice.”
- Steve Jobs

A Rain of Frogs on twitter

  • @jonathaneckmier Nope. I lean slightly to the 'beginning of the end' side of the fence. 2 days ago
  • Facebook IPO: End of the beginning or beginning of the end? 2 days ago
  • So it's official Facebook watershed day. I wonder how long the run will be. 2 days ago
  • Constructive capitalism: business that makes people’s live better: http://t.co/bwalZAd9 3 days ago
  • Anyone else suspect Zuck is cutting and running? 4 days ago
  • The new Google+ app on iOS is gorgeous. 5 days ago
  • Technology is rarely the best tool for solving issues that are behavioral in nature. Instead of tech, try using behavioral solutions first? 5 days ago
  • Fire engine everywhere! All heading North on Spadina at College. Fire command vehicle too. Wonder what's up. May 10th
  • I think any online business that relies
    solely on advertising for its revenue stream is going to find it increasingly difficult to survive.
    May 10th
  • Know what's great? Radishes. Radishes are great. Nice and crispy, slightly piquant. Radishes. Let's hear it for radishes. May 10th