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What kind of design services do you provide?
My services are wide ranging from logo design to business card design to web design and everything in between.

What kind of clients do you accept?
All kinds. My clients range from christian organizations to tattoo parlors, from Florida to California and back again. It takes a lot to offend me, so unless I deem it inappropriate or heinous, shoot me an email, and I’ll see what I can do for you.

What do you charge for your services?
I provide a formal proposal for each project based on their unique requirements. My minimum fees range from $55 – $100/hour based on the project type.

What is the communication with the client during the design process?
I try to stay on top of communication every step of the way. The minute something is complete, i have an idea, or i’ve hit a wall an email is sent out letting you know of the progress.

How are proofs received?
Print proofs are sent via email, or a secure server link in PDF format – often in low-resolution until completion of project. Websites are hosting on my server and proofed with a direct link until all tweaks are made, and you are ready to go live.

How will I receive my design project once it is complete?
Unless otherwise requested, I will provide either a link to a secure server for download of all files, or a I will send a DVD/CD will all components to your design for you. Please Note: All files are only turned over upon completion of payment.

Who owns the copyright to the design once it is complete and paid for?
The copy right is yours upon completion of payment. I only reserve the right to use the design within my portfolio.

Do you require a deposit?
Yes. All projects require a 50% deposit before work begins. Upon completion of work the remainder of invoice amount is due before files are turned over. If you are not satisified with my work a 25% refund will be granted.

Do you do rush jobs?
Because of my typical turn around, rush jobs are what are expected of me. if however, it is required that I rush the rush job, an additional 20% rush fee will be added to the original proposal amount or final invoice (per project).

What kind of websites do you offer?
Currently I offer informational websites, blogs or blog hosted websites, and e-commerce sites using zen cart. I can do flash related sites, but I do not like to do sites completely in flash, so I stear away from those unless I am modifying a template.

What kind of website services (ie. hosting, domains) do you offer?
At this time, I only offer website design, maintenance and any technical support I can provide. In order to ensure that you always own 100% of your project once it is complete, I do not set up or purchase hosting or domain names – though I do highly recommend Hostmonster or Bluehost for both of these services.

What types of payment do you accept?
Currently I accept check, money order and money transfer via western union, as well as paypal payments via credit card.

Do you accept payment plans?
If a payment plan has been agreed upon during the proposal stages of the project, I don’t have any problem with them. A payment plan afterwards would result in having to have a new proposal signed and on file. I accept a minimum of $100/month for any payment plan set up.

When are invoices due?
Deposits are due with the receipt of the signed and returned proposal. Invoices for complete projects are due two weeks after receip, unless a payment plan has been worked out. For publications, half of the estimated page count fee is due once work begins – the final half is due upon printer reception.

What happens if I don’t or can’t pay?
I will try my best to exhaust all options in this scenerior – however, after 45 days of a past due invoice, your statements will be turned over to a collections agency or small claims court.