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By lstc
June 4, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted June 4, 2014

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Posted June 4, 2014

I just want to recommend the services of Tokiko Morishima at www.tokiko.co.uk who has completely re-designed and revamped my website. I am really pleased with the results.

She has been very receptive throughout and really paid attention to the brief, acting fast on any feedback and ensuring I was happy with her work at every stage. She also worked quickly and professionally, delivering the project well within budget and on time. Since she lives in East Dulwich she is also accessible and meetings are easier to organise. She has done work for quite a few locals and I have only heard positive things.

If you need any kind of design work, including branding, logos, or other web development be sure to give her a call.

Leonie St Clair

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