perspective
the relationship of aspects of a subject to each other and to a whole; subjective evaluation of relative significance
a little bit of white space
The Story of a Minimalist Web Designer
Before deciding to become a professional web designer I got my degree in Communication Sciences and Public Relations in Portugal and England.
I like to understand your products and/or services to decide on the best way to communicate with your target audience, so your website takes into consideration not only what you sell but also who you are selling to.
And I have always been passionate about art. Any type of art. I love languages, I'm fluent in English, Spanish and Portuguese and I had the chance to learn enough French to order (good!) food and a little German just to prove myself I could do it.
Finally, I dance (one of the biggest passions of my life), love to cook, decorate, and paint.
Minimalist designs started as a reaction to overloaded websites. Yes, the tipical "bells and whistles" you still find in so many places. I got tired of moving my eyes looking for a direction and so I made it my mission to turn the web into a place where you can easily find what you are looking for.
And this is for the "minimalist web designer" part. I am also a proud work-from-home mom or "mompreneur" as many like to call me.
Subliminal message: "Your really want to have a minimalist website!!"
NOTE: If you can read the message above you are already convinced
to hire me for your web project, so go ahead and email me!
Support Evergreen School
Sometimes clients ask me for quick updates (change phone number, add a bio or replace a photo). These tasks usually require less than 10 minutes to perform.
And because it takes me longer to invoice them than the time it takes to make the update I decided to add a Donate button to my website so clients can donate whatever they think is fair, instead of invoicing them for 5 or 10 minutes of my time.
The amount collected will revert towards the Evergreen School in Wheaton, Maryland.
