Nina Meiers

With over 100,00 downloads of her skins, containers, videos, articles, help files and more, and thousands of posts in the aspnet and dotnetnuke forums, Nina has found the power of one has been outgrown and sought professional and technical support from those who are also as passionate as DotNetNuke as she is.

By joining forces with two other talented DotNetNuke developers, our focus is now to pool our resources and knowledge in a structured method,in both a free and subscriber based format, allowing the DotNetNuke community to find much need information in a format that is designed to suit the skill level you have and help you extend it further.

Nina's contribution on Skincovered will be to provide articles of interest to those running DotNetNuke sites from a business perspective to help foster a 'best practices' approach to designing, skinning and maintaining your website and short cut the learning curve in an easy to follow format. 

Director and owner of skincovered.com has been a leading contributor to the DotNetNuke community.  Running several DotNetNuke based websites, has been working with DotNetNuke since 2002 and is highly regarded for her knowledge in all aspects of DotNetNuke from an implementation and management level.

Armand Datema

An experienced DNN skinner and developer specializing mostly in the look and feel of the DNN portal environment both in server- and client side techniques.

Being known for his over the top skins in the past he has gradually concentrated on table less skins.

By day he works for a small IT company and by night he runs his own DNN development company   developing skin and portal solutions for clients all over the world.

Armand studied marketing and computer science with a side interest in Art History. After school he had jobs ranging from marketing manager for an IT magazines company, working for the Playboy technical department, and being technical consultant in web and mobile development for companies like AirMiles, Oracle, Versatel, Zon, Microsoft, Compuserve, XS4all etc.

Currently Armand is employed at http:/www.howardshome.com where his daily job involves DNN skinning, module development, skinobject development and integrating third party systems and applications in the DNN environment.

Armand brings to Skincovered.com advanced CSS skinning techniques for the early adopters who are looking to push the boundaries of DotNetNuke skinning and design.  Every month, subscribers will see a range of skins, modules, code snippets, articles and information that will help advanced skinning professionsals extend their DotNetNuke website further.

Armand has contributed and shared his knowledge through thousands of posts on the aspnet forums.

John Mitchell

Former DotNetNuke core and Trustee member, John Mitchell is one of the longstanding DotNetNuke developers and brings to SkinCovered.com an extensive knowledge of advanced skinning techniques including CSS and code manipulation to further extend the DotNetNuke framework to suit a variety of applications.

John's thorough knoweldge of DotNetNuke code has helped him assist thousands of DotNetNuke newcomers who require solutions in getting their sites running and optimised.

He is currently employed with a Sports Betting company, and is CEO & Director of Snapsis. His knowledge of server management, SQL & IIS management gives him a broad knowledge of how DotNetNuke works from a variety of perspectives. 

One of John Mitchell's latest projects is his 'Page Blaster' site optimiser.  This brilliant module helps transform heavy and slow DotNetNuke pages into rocket fast websites.

John's contribution on skincovered.com will be a combination of site management at the technical level and providing the code snippets that will add extra functionality to your website that you never thought possible.

With thousands of posts, tips and suggestions through the aspnet, dotnetnuke and snapsis forums and blogs, John Mitchell is a well respected contributor to DotNetNuke community.