pixelmountain, Fort Collins-Loveland, CO, Web Developer, Website Designer

pixelmountain

Fort Collins, Colorado | United States

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pixelmountain (ID: 68360)

Web sites designed with the visitor in mind

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	Websites & Ecommerce
	Feedback: None Reviews: 0 Earnings (Year): $0

Summary

Member Since:

June 21, 2002 | 0 quotes in last 30 days | Last Signed in: April 09, 2012

Location:

Fort Collins, Colorado | United States

Would work on site:

Earnings (All Time):

$682

Earnings by Skill (Year):

Websites & Ecommerce	$0
Web Design	$0
Web Development	$0

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Rate:

Min. Rate: $27.00 | Min. Budget: $54.00

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Industries:

Consumer Goods & Services, Education, Media & Entertainment, Real Estate, Retail & Wholesale

Highlights

I design web sites in valid, correct HTML per W3C guidelines (w3.org) and insure that the sites look great, function properly, and look consistent in as many modern web browsers as possible, on both Mac and Windows platforms. My goal is to ensure that all of your web site visitors enjoy your web site and can access all of your content, while also making the site attractive and eye-catching. I stress valid code because it is good practice, averts many future problems, simplifies site maintenance, and is important to search engine optimization.

Skills

Years of Experience:	11 year(s)
Highest degree:	Associate's Degree
Software Skills:	Primarily use Dreamweaver (with BBEdit) and Photoshop for web design work. Proficient in many other software programs, including Illustrator, Acrobat, Word.
Additional Skills:	CSS; HTML including HTML5; resize, optimize, and work with with existing graphics, photographs, etc.; edit and work with complex layered Photoshop files.
Tested Skills:

The Freelancer has not taken any Skill Tests.

Work Terms

Payment: I prefer escrow payments for the initial contact; negotiable afterwards based on our experience working together.
Communication: Email is best for our initial contact, to get an idea of the work you need done and to make sure we're on the same page. After that, a phone call is a good idea, to hash out the details and get a feel for the professional fit. I like email and instant messaging for regular contact, with occasional phone calls where needed.
General availability: I do most of my web design work during regular business hours (U.S. Mountain Time) on the following days: Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri, Sat. Feel free to send emails any time and I'll field them as soon as I'm able.