Art & Culture

As a young child I would find an interest in art and drawing. This interest wasn't really applicable because I was not very good at actually using the tools to make a physical piece. I knew the fundamentals of art and what made something look pleasing, but I could not personally convey those themes. I always have loved music as well, but as with art I was never very good at putting my creative knowledge into practice.

As I grew older I started taking classes on art and design; learning the psychology of color, font, composition, etc. This knowledge would push me further through my experience with graphic design, and as a result I would start looking into everything that has to do with design. I then discovered website design, which shares the same principles that graphic design does, and I started making some drafts of my own. Some of these were very sloppy, but as time went on I learned the little details that make or break designs.

This didn't last very long, as I wanted to actually be able to turn my designs into actual products that can be interacted with. So the next step was to learn how to code. It took me a while to really understand how coding works, but eventually I got the hang of it. Now I have been blessed enough to compete in a national Skills USA Web Design competition and have the ability to create products I had dreamed of years ago.

Business & Entrepreneurship

Along with the design classes, I have taken multiple courses on marketing and entrepreneurship. These classes give me the knowledge on brand identity, social media perception, marketing strategies, and many more things that directly impact a company's success.

This knowledge mixed with website creation will ensure that any client of mine will have their brand has a professional and polished reputation. I believe that brand consistency is very important and is the reason you can't just have a cookie cutter website that uses a template to save time. Websites need to reflect the company's goal and purpose; all while helping their customers use or learn about their product.

Morals & Ethics

Many companies and big design firms will try their hardest to stay morally neutral and charge prices that don't reflect their work most of the time. I believe that every business has different needs and expectations; so finding those out helps me determine what kind of project I will be getting into, and also helps the client understand exactly what they should expect as a result.

This is my job, so I still need to profit; but at the end of the day my clients are paying for my knowledge. I offer simple solutions for small businesses and because of that I recognize the budget constraints or any other financial setbacks that need to be accounted for. I strive to offer a reasonable price for my clients based on the amount of work I provide

Awards

I've been blessed to have the opportunity to compete in three levels of Skills USA's Web Design competition.

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