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Web designer looking for a project to build a portfolio

By Ash29
April 11, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Ash29

Posted April 11, 2013

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Posted April 11, 2013

Hi,

I work as an E commerce merchandiser for a blue chip retail business.

I have had a passion for graphic design and photography for a long time.

I also designed a several web pages when I was a student.

I have recently decided that I wanted to develop further my web designer skills.

I believe that the best way for me to achieve good steady progress is take on a project.

If your business is willing to create a non-transactional website, displaying contacts, map, photos and information in a clean, clear and professional way, please contact me to discuss your project.

Julien

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