You've just landed at Central New Jersey and the NYC tri-state area's top spot for web design, graphic design, and related consulting and training services.
If you're in need of graphic design services, whether a simple ad for a local mom and pop, a full blown corporate identity project, or a new website complete with search engine optimization (SEO) you've come to the right place.
Visit the portfolio page to view samples of recent projects. As you can see from the list on the clients page, I work with a mix of companies as diverse as the services offered here. From small local shops to large international firms, I'm quite comfortable working with people at any level of any organization.
If you're visiting here for training or consulting services, welcome. I've been helping creative professionals tame out-of-control workflows for many years. Having been in this business for a long time, I know all the little tips and tricks that make the job a lot easier.
If you're ready to make the leap into a 21st century workflow centered around Adobe InDesign, Adobe InCopy and Adobe Acrobat, contact me to discuss your needs. The only regret you'll have is having waited so long.
My philosophy is simple. Provide high quality service at a reasonable cost and treat each client as though they are the only client.
My philosophy is simple. Provide high quality service at a reasonable cost and treat each client as though they are the only client. Please visit the services page for more details on the services offered here.
Have Laptop...Will Travel!
If you're in the NYC / Northern New Jersey / Central New Jersey area that's great. But I have clients as far away as South America and I'll travel just about anywhere to work with folks in need of training or consulting services.
About this site
I've organized things to make it as easy as possible for you to find what you're looking for. Links at the top of the page are self explanatory so feel free to explore.
I try to keep things up-to-date around here and periodically add a page with timely information to help out the user community. One example is a page where I attempt to unravel the mystery of Adobe's upgrade policies and various Creative Suite choices and another with my review of InDesign CS4.
A tips page has an index of short articles to help InDesign users with their workflow as well as some links to other resources on the web.
Finally, while I've made every effort to make sure this site works well with all browsers, I recommend Firefox. Of course, if you see anything that's just not right, I'd like to know. Please drop me a note.
Since there's really no such thing as a completed website, please bookmark this site and stop back often.