We launched the“Who is Gary” Facebook Tab in late December for Gary Vaynerchuk, and since then received numerous inquiries on how this was actually put together.

So, I thought it would beneficial to shine some light on what went on behind the scenes, and hopefully inspire others to start telling their own stories in customized Facebook tabs.

Facebook is rolling out with a new e-mail API that will allow organizations and business to directly collect user e-mail addresses. Facebook will also be getting rid of the boxes feature, as well as cutting the maximum width of their custom Facebook tabs from 760px to 520px, essentially forcing developers and designers who work on Facebook (like me) to retroactively re-do all of our previous, wider-than-520px, work on Facebook. Not fun.

I will preface this blog post with a basic background of myself. I went to the magnificent University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Like most students, I partied all the time and had no direction in what I wanted to do after graduation. Ok… maybe I wasn’t the average college student

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