I'm excited to start designing
and coding your website!
I plan to spend a minimum of 3 - 4 hours a day 5 days a week mostly while my daughter is in school. I hope to spend some extra time on evenings and weekends when I have time available.
I am excited to start out on this new career path of web design and development although, looking back I feel that I have been heading here for a long time. Starting as a teenager writing simple programs for fun, two years in art school, running a retail business for 10 years and many other experiences have combined to bring me to this not so new path.
My story begins with being a single mother of a spunky 10 year old girl. After my husband passed away I found I needed more flexibility in my work schedule. With some planning, I found that I could take a break from a full time work schedule to find an alternative. That’s when I found a class in Web Design/Development. What I discovered is that the skills necessary for Web Design/Development are a compilation of my life experience. Starting as a teenager writing simple programs for fun gave me a solid base for coding. Two years in art school provided me with experience creating visually appealing designs. Running a custom printed t-shirt business for 10 years gave me a solid understanding what a client wants. Finally, my degree in accounting helps me keep costs in line. After my first online class I designed, coded and published a website for Superior Speech Solutions, LLC. Currently, I am taking a second online class to improve my skills further.
This is a photograph I took of a beautiful flowering vine. It is called by sevral names. I always called it vinca. It is also called myrtle and periwinkle.
This is a picture taken at a beach in Florida where we go almost ever year for vacation. We are fortnate to have relative that live nearby!
Here is a picture of some fall leaves in the grass. Fall leaves are one of my favorite things to photograph. I am lucky to have many trees in my yard.
This is a photograph I took of a beautiful flowering vine. It is called by sevral names. I always called it vinca. It is also called myrtle and periwinkle.
This is a picture taken at a beach in Florida where we go almost ever year for vacation. We are fortnate to have relative that live nearby!
Here is a picture of some fall leaves in the grass. Fall leaves are one of my favorite things to photograph. I am lucky to have many trees in my yard.