I have over eight years of experience designing web pages, and in that time I have learned the worst thing a designer can do is not follow web standards and accessibility guidelines.

My Philosophy

A web site is more than just some images and text arranged on a page. To me, each web site I design is a new challenge. I never make two web sites look the same, and until I get it exactly how I want it, I do not stop working on it.

The first thing I ask a client before I start working on their design is "what do you want this web site to look like?" and 99% of the time their response is "whatever you think looks good, you do amazing work."

Throughout the design process I incorporate accessibility into elegant and professional design to make a high performance web site. This means not only will everybody be able to see your web site exactly how you want them to see it, but also that people with disabilities and sight impairments will be able to see it too. A more accessible web site has a longer life span than one that does not follow accessibility guidelines and web standards.

I have over eight years of experience designing web pages, and in that time I have learned the worst thing a designer can do is not follow web standards and accessibility guidelines. The second worst thing they can do is design a site that is "too flashy"-with too many "cool" Java Script or Flash effects. Those things distract from what is important about your web page-the content. If someone is browsing the web you can not guarantee they will have Java Script turned on in their browser, or if they have Flash installed, but you can guarantee that they will be able to access an accessible web site with absolutely no problems-that is what web standards are all about.

I can guarantee you will be 100% satisfied with the web site I design you. If not, you have my personal guarantee that you will receive a 100% refund.