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Located in the quiet Southwestern corner of beautiful New Hampshire, Neat-o! offers freelance design services for
individuals and/or companies. Whether or not you're in the same neck of the woods as I does not matter - thanks to the Internet,
I can work with anyone near or far!
In 1994 I acquired a Bachelor's of Arts in English, but went on to discover a love and talent for visual design. I was the Webmaster
of a well-thought-of business-to-business web site for two and a half years before the business and web site were purchased. Sadly, that
happened in early 2000, when the whole "dotcom" thing was rapidly imploding. So, having designed, maintained and developed an extensive,
intricate, content-rich web site and many of its banner advertisements, I decided to try my hand at Graphic Design for Print Media, landing
a job at the local daily newspaper The Keene Sentinel. If you have ever worked at a newspaper, you know that anything you do there
is extraordinarily time-sensitive, so what I hadn't previously known about designing for print, I learned very quickly and, by necessity,
retained and built on that knowledge. However, as most people know, it takes a certain kind of person to thrive while working in the newspaper
business, and after about a year and a half, I realized that it was not for me.
Though I can still design ads and web sites to spec quickly, being a freelancer allows me to be more focused on the projects I am fortunate enough
to work on. My unique combination of deadline-driven experience, attention to detail and experience with both electronic and print design of a
wildly eclectic nature is what makes Neat-o! the one that you'll be pleased with for your design needs.
I offer Graphic Design for advertisements, logos and web sites, as well as editing and maintenance for existing web sites.
If you would like a bit more information on that, please see the pricing page. If you're looking
for design or web maintenance of a kind that's not specifically listed here, it does not mean that I don't do
it - only that I didn't think to include it here. So please get in touch, and I'm sure we can work it out!
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