Daniel joined Neuger Communications Group in 2008. He is an experienced web designer and developer with a passion for creating functional and user-centered custom websites and mobile apps. He enjoys creating and employing websites and other technology-based solutions to help clients meet their goals. Daniel is a friendly guide for our web development clients, effortlessly translating tech-speak into language they can understand.
A graduate of St. Olaf College with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, Daniel also has considerable computer science and data management experience. He served for four years as a multimedia consultant to the Multimedia Development Center at St. Olaf, served as public relations director to the Student Government Association, and conducted computer science research in the area of stereo vision.
A native Northfielder who spent a semester studying mathematics in Budapest, Daniel is interested in combining math, computer science and art to form new media. Now living in Minneapolis, he enjoys traveling, cooking, reading, listening to music, and drumming.
Favorite recipe: For the past two years, I’ve been on the quest to make the perfect pizza. I’ve made over 100 pizzas with friends, and while I haven’t found the perfect pizza, I’m getting pretty close!
Software of choice: I love supporting the independent software developers that create great software for the Mac. I use OmniOutliner Pro daily to organize thoughts and complex processes for my projects. I use Sublime Text for most of my development work and it is perhaps the best text editor ever made.
Favorite aspect of my job: The websites we work on are quite complex. I enjoy the challenge of working with clients to create the best website possible: one that provides users with the best and simplest experience possible in a way that is most efficient for various devices and Internet connections. It’s quite the balancing act, and I enjoy the challenge.
Commentaries From Daniel
Five Reasons We Design Custom Websites
May 18, 2015
With the rise of websites like Squarespace, Weebly and others, it’s easier than ever to start creating a website on your own. Why invest in a custom website when the barrier to entry is so low these days? Read More »
Creativity and the Bottom Line
June 6, 2013
We’ve got some great brainstormers on our staff. Really. World class. Put us in a room, loosen the reins and watch the ideas flow. Little to nothing is out of bounds. If you think it, say it. First thought, best thought. Nothing negative. The best ideas come when riffing off one another, jazz-style. It’s fantastic. Read More »