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Defoenet is a personal website run by David Defoe, a full stack web developer based in Bay City, Michigan. The site is organized around a simple top-level navigation menu with five sections: About Me, Portfolio, Defoe Shipbuilding, Blog, and Contact. If you are looking for a specific part of the site, the section names map directly to what you will find there — there is no hidden structure or sub-navigation to work through.
What each section contains
| Section | What you will find |
|---|---|
| About Me | A short introduction from David Defoe, including that he grew up in Bay City, MI, moved around the US for several years, and returned to Bay City. He describes himself as a full stack web developer specializing in web-based applications for the credit union/banking industry. |
| Portfolio | Examples of his web development work. The site describes this as the place where his development portfolio lives. |
| Defoe Shipbuilding | History of the Defoe Shipbuilding Company, his family's business, which closed when he was young. |
| Blog | Written posts. The site lists Blog as a top-level section, though the available site information does not describe individual posts. |
| Contact | The page for getting in touch with David Defoe. |
How to reach the section you need
- Start at the homepage. The landing text reads "Welcome to my little corner of the web," followed by the About Me content.
- Use the top navigation menu to jump to any section. The menu items are About Me, Portfolio, Defoe Shipbuilding, Blog, and Contact.
- If you want to evaluate his development work, go to Portfolio.
- If you want the family business history, go to Defoe Shipbuilding.
- If you want to send a message, go to Contact.
Common points to know before you browse
- The site is a personal site, not a company site. The Portfolio section reflects one developer's work, not an agency's client list.
- Two different subjects share the domain. The site mixes David Defoe's professional web development presence with the history of the Defoe Shipbuilding Company. If you arrived looking for shipbuilding history, go straight to that section rather than the Portfolio.
- No pricing or service sign-up is described in the available site information. Treat the Portfolio and Contact sections as a way to review work and make contact, not as a storefront.
- The Blog is listed as a section but its contents are not described in the available material. Check it directly if you want to see whether posts are active.