I'm the proud Loser of the bunch, behold my magnificent FAILS. (The ironic thing is, I do UI/UX consulting. So I make time to optimize other people's sites but

I'm the proud Loser of the bunch, behold my magnificent FAILS. (The ironic thing is, I do UI/UX consulting. So I make time to optimize other people's sites but not my own) http://residentevilradio.com http://residentevilradio.com = -$10/month in shoutcast server hosting (will switch to HTML5/Flash jukebox soon) http://timeforzen.com http://timeforzen.com = $0 no monetization or affiliate links yet http://tasck.com/2 http://tasck.com/2 (NOT finished, PRE-ALPHA) = $0 no monetization or affiliate links yet ===== Dead Links Below ===== http://moviestop.info http://moviestop.info (success, no income, now offline/sunsetted) http://humanchan.com http://humanchan.com (failure, no income, now offline) http://humanchannel.net http://humanchannel.net (failure, no income, now offline) http://onenotes.com http://onenotes.com (failure, never launched) http://businessgardening.com http://businessgardening.com (failure, no income, no traffic, now offline) http://extremephotoshopping.com http://extremephotoshopping.com (failure, a little traffic, no income, now offline) As you can see, I'm a designer (markup, some php, some javascript, some jquery), not a developer. I can hack things together, build original themes, but can't code complex things from scratch. So I have to stick with small projects that I can actually finish. It sucks but I'm working my way up. I've got some really interesting sites, products, and services I want to experiment with in the future as I learn to program as much as I can. http://chrisnorstrom.com http://chrisnorstrom.com (the best site I ever launched, a small collection of my ideas and inventions (the non-patentable ones anyway) ) BTW, We should start a fail thread where everyone posts all the failed projects/startups they've worked on over the years.