Testimonials

 

When you create websites for others, the last thing you want to do at the end of the day is doing any work on your own site. A case of the cobbler’s children going barefoot.

However, in the past, there have been articles in the paper while not mentioning my service by name, have praised the work that I have done on the site. I share these with you here.

Debra Tate-Sears

Debra is a very talented woman who was  interviewed for the local arts publication, The Humm. The interviewer had this to say about her website.

“On www.debratatesears.com, her beautifully executed website, a click on Galleries followed by a click on Pastoral take you to Debra’s explanation of her fascination with the Canadian Landscape.”

Debra tells me that the interviewer had used her website in order to research her before visiting and mentioned how lovely it was a few times.

The Humm (pdf format)

United Way for the City of the Kawartha Lakes

 

This was a lovely project working with the women who run the United Way for our City. As is my usual way of working, we sat down together and discussed what they wanted on the site, and I went away and set up a template for them. Working together we arrived at the site that is available today.

An article in our local paper, written by Deb Bartlett, who works at United Way was very complementary. In the article it said

“We think the new site is crisp and looks fresh, we’re hoping this design makes it easy to find what you want.  Staff at United Way are grateful for all the help we’ve had in getting this site up and running.”

They are now able to update the site with an Adobe program called Contribute, which saves them money and allows them to update it “on the fly”.

united_way (again, in pdf format)

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