Shelly did a great job with this site – for all of its simplicity, it was more than I hoped for. She’s made things seamless for me to use, and seamless for visitors to read. When I write, all I have to do is write – there’s no need for me to mess with anything else to get the job done. The design is exactly what I was looking for, and the...
read more ›Andrew needed a website. Actually, Andrew needs to write. He’d done blogging before, but it was on a more personal level. His secret, though, was his desire to write fictional stories – to get these tales out of his head. However, Andrew – by trade – is not a writer. It’s his own personal passion, and although being published is not his focus, he’s not putting the idea aside. He knows his limitations,...
read more ›Okay, so here we move on to Part 4 of my “taking too long to add to this” series I had a client this week who is an author. He does some work on practice lists, and wanted a spot to gather his writing together. The thing that he wanted was something that would count the words within his posts – since many of his lists require practice pieces to be under...
read more ›Shelly has not only been an incredible asset to howdoisaythis.com, but an immense pleasure to work with. No matter what problem we threw at her, she enthusiastically solved it in an elegant and functional way. We’re thrilled with the contributions she’s made to the site to make it a better experience for both us and our users.
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