I have been building websites long enough to realize that most people don't have a clue about what they need, where to start, and who to ask for help. "I need help with my website" is often the only expression my clients know when they first approach me. I love what I do because so few people understand this stuff and I enjoy equipping others with knowledge to help them generate a high return on their website investment.
Here is my point, and I hope that you continue reading: I know websites. I know web strategy. I know when a website isn't meeting its full potential, and I know when a person or business can benefit (or not) from having a professional website. I invite you to start a conversation about all of these things as they relate to your situation. This consultation is free of charge and obligation.
I am available to answer questions, to explain the steps of a project, to assess your current website, and to set the record straight for any misconceptions you have. I advocate web standards, which means is that I am committed in my profession to seeing good websites replace bad ones. I am not trying to sell you a website–in fact, many of my would-be clients decide not to proceed with a project following our initial conversations and that's okay. It is a giant undertaking to build a professional website and anyone that tells you differently is probably trying to cheat you. Let me share my knowledge; tell me about your current situation and your biggest fears.
The projects you see a little further down are just some of the types of clients that I have previously served. I am not a designer. I am efficient at creating simple, clean, user-friendly layouts but if you desire a more complex and immersive experience, I recommend that you outsource a professional designer. My development skills are unmatched, but my true colors shine when I control the entire life cycle of a project. From project management to information architecture to wireframes to development, these are the areas I excel.
Project description is forthcoming.
Project description is forthcoming.
Project description is forthcoming.
Project description is forthcoming.
Project description is forthcoming.
If you have a blog, it is best practice to make sure its look and feel matches your website's brand. The layout and styles do not necessarily have to be identical, but they should at least match for a consistent user experience. This is exactly what I did with my blog when I redesigned my website in early 2011.
Project description is forthcoming.
Fowlertown includes features that rely on the latest web standards to function. Your browser (Internet Explorer) is the only modern browser that does not support these industry standards and it is highly recommended that you upgrade to a better browser. Doing so will not only enhance your experience on this website, but many others across the Internet. Standards-compliant browsers are faster, more secure, simple to use, and perform better on slow internet connections. Begin your FREE download by selecting one of the following:
During setup you'll be prompted to make the new browser your default application for surfing the web. I recommend that you respond "Yes." Are you confused? Send me an email and I'll be happy to explain things to you.