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Quite simply, I'm a contract web/graphic designer. I design websites, logos, and pretty much everything else. I believe that design is about communication first, and looking good second. It doesn't matter how great your layout looks if users are spending time trying to figure out the "trick" to using it. It's about telling the audience what you want to, as painlessly as possible.

Take a look below for a quick run-through of what my design process usually looks like. While I use this model for pretty much every project, it focuses primarily on the design of a website, since those projects tend to be more complex. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me.

1. FIRST THING’S FIRST. LET’S GET SOME COFFEE.
The first part of my job is to listen. I need to know who you are and what you do before I can communicate on your behalf. We'll start by sitting down and figuring out what your objective is. What do you want to say to your audience?

2. EVER SEEN A MOOD BOARD?
Next, I'll start to put together some mood boards. A mood board is an image or collection of images that communicate the look and feel of a potential direction the design can take. Once we come up with a direction you'd like to pursue, we'll move ahead with that treatment for the project.

3. THIS IS WHERE THE MAGIC HAPPENS.
Most of the work is done during this stage, including layout & interface design, installing your content, back end/server work, and QA testing. You are a vital part of the creative team, so you will be kept in the loop throughout the design process, via your Client Clipboard (see below).

4. A STRONG FINISH IS IMPORTANT. YOU’LL HAVE ONE.
I'm not happy unless you are. I'll make as many revisions as necessary in order to finish your project and get it up and running exactly the way you want it to. I'll be checking in with you after project completion, and I'll also be available to you for future updates or changes to your site when you need them.