Welcome
My name is Chad Ritchie and I'm a freelance web designer based in Hickory, NC that cares about web standards and usability. I do attractive and neat layout designs. I do clean and error-free code.
I do cross-browser compatible web sites, meaning that they will look good in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Netscapre, Opera, Apple Safari and others.
I care about client's needs. As a freelancer, I take the responsibility for everything I do, and pay individual attention to each project, thus improving quality and efficiency. I do not compete with well-known design studios or top web designers, but I do guarantee quality and creativity for my work.
About Me
I have been building web sites since 2002, I pay attention to details, I'm motivated and full of energy. My passion is web design. I love this job, because it has plenty of creativity in it, but at the same time has its own strict rules.
I enjoy learning new things. All my web design skills are self-taught and I'm constantly improving my knowledge base and practice experiences. I admire professional web designers that can create unique and attractive web sites. I aspire to become one of them.
I realize that I probably cannot compete with top professional web-designers. Nevertheless, I believe that I can fulfill every client's expectations as I love what I'm doing and have enough knowledge to implement your visions and that's what really matters in this job.
I focus on web design. I develop quality and web standard web sites. I'm working on all aspects of a web site project, including: layout design, web site navigation design, coding and all additional tasks related to web development. I am taking all the responsibility for the job I'm performing, because I'm doing all the work by myself.
Here is a list of benefits you will get working with me:
- Individual client attention
- Quality web design services
- Affordable prices
- Attractive and neat layout design
- Clean and error-free code
I love doing web pages, I love to create and that's why I care about each project so much.
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