You've probably been scouring the Internet and Yellow Pages trying to find the right web designer for your site. Well look no further. With over eight years experience in the web design and development industry, I am ready to put that experience to work for you. Graduating in 2002 with a degree in Internet Technology, I have worked for various companies since as a leading webmaster and maintain positive working relationships with those companies to this day.

Motivated by a passion for web design and the desire to work independently has led to this web site and venture. Over the past eight years I have seen a niche in the market for high quality, yet affordable web design. It's my belief that I can fulfill that niche.

My particular style of web design is one based on simplicity. I personally subscribe to the popular K.I.S.S. philosophy, Keep It Simple Stupid! There are three common and vital elements that you will find in all of my web designs: visually appealing, logical navigation, optimized for search engines. Some web designers overreach on their designing abilities in an effort to showcase their talent and end up alienating a chunk of the target audience with too much flashiness. Please peruse my portfolio so that you can get a better feel for my style of design.

I look forward to forming a relationship, and working with you in the future.

Why do you use the .us extension instead of .com? It's an interesting question which I'm asked quite often. The fact of the matter is that those hooligans who go out on the web purchasing popular domain names with the intent of selling them back at extremely high prices snatched that particular domain name. They had it listed for sale on Network Solutions at $2,188. So I said no thanks and went with the .us extension. Who cares, right!

Top Reasons to Use a
Freelance Web Designer
(Specifically Josh Reynolds):

Affordability. A freelance web designer typically works out of his or her home. There are no overhead expenses being passed on to the customer such as rent, utilities, and employee wages. Instead, these savings are typically passed on to the customer to give the freelancer an edge in the market.

Quality. A freelance web designer will assume full responsibility for the final product delivered to the customer. As such, there is more pride put into the web site when working on it. When working for a company, a web designer will typically do just good enough to secure a paycheck. A freelancer puts his or her heart into the creation!

Communication. Are you tired of dealing with a plethora of sales folks and intermediaries while trying to communicate your intentions to a web designer? When dealing with web design companies you will rarely have an opportunity to speak directly with the web designer working on your site. This is not the case when dealing with a freelance web designer. You are dealing directly with the designer and your message is far less likely to be skewed since it does not have to pass through the bureaucracy.