DEBMOHN LLC
JUPITER, FLORIDA

at AppNet, a single-source e-business solutions firm in Washington, D.C. where I worked for several nonprofit international organizations including; CARE, International Committee of the Red Cross, Pew Center for Climate Control, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. I also developed corporate Web sites for DNA New Media Group, an interactive ad agency based in San Francisco. I worked for a non-profit multimedia events company known as the Interactive Media Festival, a three-day interactive art gallery and competition that was held in Los Angeles during the summers of 1994 and 1995. There are many benefits to hiring a freelance designer instead of a large web design firm. An obvious reason would be to save money. By hiring the talent directly, you avoid paying expensive overhead fees. Plus, working directly with the designer enables you to better achieve the results you want, in the right time frame. Freelancers are more flexible when it comes to changes, and more available during off hours, especially for things like technical support and important site changes. If and when you have a question, you can call me directly – no receptionists, no programmer that doesn’t know the full details are, just one person. In my 23 years of experience, I have found that working directly with the client is the only way to achieve ultimate results. From day one, I work one-on-one with my clients. We meet (in person or over the phone) and create a website plan, I help set up hosting, working with clients to find the most reliable and affordable hosting options. I create a demo site where clients can monitor my progress and provide feedback as I build their site. My websites are optimized for search engines, and incorporate the latest web technologies to fully comply with today’s web standards. My designs are simple, clean and attractive with functionality at its core. Please send me some information on your project so I can figure out how best to help you. After this initial email I’ll schedule a quick phone call to review the project and get to know you. at AppNet, a single-source e-business solutions firm in Washington, D.C. where I worked for several nonprofit international organizations including; CARE, International Committee of the Red Cross, Pew Center for Climate Control, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. I also developed corporate Web sites for DNA New Media Group, an interactive ad agency based in San Francisco. I worked for a non-profit multimedia events company known as the Interactive Media Festival, a three-day interactive art gallery and competition that was held in Los Angeles during the summers of 1994 and 1995. There are many benefits to hiring a freelance designer instead of a large web design firm. An obvious reason would be to save money. By hiring the talent directly, you avoid paying expensive overhead fees. Plus, working directly with the designer enables you to better achieve the results you want, in the right time frame. Freelancers are more flexible when it comes to changes, and more available during off hours, especially for things like technical support and important site changes. If and when you have a question, you can call me directly – no receptionists, no programmer that doesn’t know the full details are, just one person. In my 23 years of experience, I have found that working directly with the client is the only way to achieve ultimate results. From day one, I work one-on-one with my clients. We meet (in person or over the phone) and create a website plan, I help set up hosting, working with clients to find the most reliable and affordable hosting options. I create a demo site where clients can monitor my progress and provide feedback as I build their site. My websites are optimized for search engines, and incorporate the latest web technologies to fully comply with today’s web standards. My designs are simple, clean and attractive with functionality at its core. Please send me some information on your project so I can figure out how best to help you. After this initial email I’ll schedule a quick phone call to review the project and get to know you. Please send me some information on your project so I can figure out how best to help you. After this initial email I’ll schedule a quick phone call to review the project and get to know you.