You have entered the realm of creative designer Steve Beatty from Portland Oregon. Although I have a wide range of interests and hobbies, there are 4 particular ones I cherish the most. Family (I have 2 beautiful daughters), music, sports, and designing. Designing is my passion. I can always find peace and solace within my design elements.
My focus is on creating simple, clean, creative and affordable designs. Although I specialize in creating css based websites and custom Wordpress themes, I have been known to dabble a little in both print and logo design. Take a look around and if you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
FlipFind is a new website for members to become Listing Partners and post homes for sale or allow investors to search for homes for sale. With this project, I worked with an ASP.net Programmer to design the Website and CSS page concepts.
HappyRouter.com is a website that offers training articles, videos and webcasts covering Cisco and VMware Virtualization topics. The website was a Joomla to Wordpress conversion and custom WordPress theme design.
AtasLaw.com is an informational law website for Baltimore Attorney Marc J. Atas. The website was a CSS based re-design.
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