KristopherWeb designer. Optimizer for search engines. "Technology-to-English" translator. Project management. Kris started with technology back when Atari made a home computer. He has a BA in Communications Studies from Montclair State University and a MA in Communication Studies from California State University, Sacramento. Kris has worked on technology projects in many different industries, ranging from healthcare to corporate logistics and in markets including New York, California, and Oregon. He brings this extensive experience together with an education in communication theory to not only guide projects properly but ultimately focus on how design communicates.
Technology skills: PHP, MYSQL, Apache development. HTML5, CSS, Jquery, Javascript coding. Effective UI principles and overall design best practices. SEO and latest theory in social media marketing.
Professional highlights:
– working with high-profile clients such as Olympic athletes, TV personalities.
– helping ecommerce clients increase business with over $1.5 million in gross sales.
– turning a simple blog site into a major market presence with over a 300% increase in visits over a 2 year period.
Kris [at] npglocal.com |
SebastienGood design goes unnoticed, bad design is always noticed. Sebastien is an individual who specializes in manipulation through the art of visual communication also known as design. With eight years of experience and a Bachelor of Fine Arts, he strives to deliver good design for every client he has the opportunity to work with. Sebastien [at] npglocal.com |
MikeMakes ideas sound coherent in English. Michael was destined to be a communications guru when his eighth grade theme got chosen as the best. His reward? He had to read the darn thing to a packed house at the graduation ceremony. Two years later he was praised by an English teacher about how wonderful his latest writing project was: “This is advanced level writing – you should be writing for the school paper and considering a career in communications!” So the seeds were planted, and he quickly realized writing came much easier than algebraic expressions, chemical formulas or small engines. On to college where he studied journalism and wrote his own op-ed column, then a copywriting gig at a small firm, followed by a corporate communications stint in New Jersey and New York. Mike [at] npglocal.com |