Andrew Ronholm

I'm a fully professionally trained Web Designer/Developer, Graphics Designer, 3D Modeller/Animator, an experienced VFX artist/compositor and Video Editor.

I have been able to develop, design, and program each project I've taken on. If it's something that I have no experience in or haven't done it before then I will communicate it to the client. I'm always willing to take on a new challenge but not while risking the timeline or my reputation.

What I need to do a project for you.

Website Creation

1) Communication

2) Well planned out idea of what you want. Including alternatives when required. What colors you'd like and where they're placed on the website. (Example: Dark background with light text as apposed to light background with dark text.) I generally give the websites I make a toggle button that switches between the two.

3) I require all files such as previous site files, images, logos, original vector graphics files.

4) Hosting provider access or an agreement if you'd like me to host it.

5) Proper Domain name, which I need access too.

6) Once I've completed the first version of the website I give 2 rounds of revisions. These revisions are meant to be adjustments not changing the site completely. If you're interested in adding something that requires major changes like a 5 page online presence website to a 7+ page e-commerce store with login, shopping cart system and catalog of items. I can do it, no problem but it requires a complete renegotiation of the cost.

If you want any VFX, Composting, 3D Modelling and Animation, or Video Editing, I will need the following.

1) Communication

2) Project idea planned out to the best of your ability, or enough information for me to produce an acceptable first version that we can build on. If you're unsure on what you want and don't want to trust because it's too important then come back when you're confident in your idea. Then we'll get started.

3) All previous project files, concept drawings, vector graphics files, compositing files and editing projects. If you have none then please apply as much detail as possible when describing what you'd like.

4) When version 1 is completed and it's time for your first round of revisions be as thorough and clear as you can be. Even if it takes a lot of time or writing to explain. It's better to be correct and get it right rather than revising the same thing and still not getting what you want. Communication is key. Also I am willing to work with you if need be.

Thank you

Andrew Ronholm