The foundation of any good project is solid planning - a thorough analysis and assessment of your goals and needs as a client or business, along with user research, requirements gathering, discovery of solutions to problems and general project scoping help to outline a clear vision for the direction of the project; and rough sketches of initial ideas and concepts, lo-fi prototyping and wireframes provide an important opportunity for early feedback and refinement before the development of more concrete solutions.

From caffeine-fuelled brainstorming sessions emerges the all-important development phase of a project where I get down to business and, well, make sh*t happen so to speak - transforming ideas into tangible products and deliverables. Photoshop, Illustrator and Sketch on the design side and Git, SASS and PHPStorm on the coding/development side are just some examples of the many tools at my disposal that I am proficient in and make use of regularly to weave a web of pixel-perfect magic.

Further refinement of key concepts based on feedback, testing and a final round of polish, tweaking and optimization culminates in a finished, shiny and functional product ready for you to show the world. Just remember: if anything breaks or goes wrong after this point, it's not my fault! (kidding... I will always do my best to provide any assistance or support wherever possible, often times free of incurring any additional cost - even after the completion of a project.)