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My name is Jim Sanfilippo and I want to tell you a little bit
about myself and why I decided to start Technical Website Design...
My background is Data Processing. For over 25 years, I worked
in Computer Programming in Application Development, Consulting
and Technical Support. I then made a slight "career detour"
in 1998 and transferred over to Technical Writing for a software
development company. In that capacity, I developed and maintained
online web-based technical documentation using Microsoft's HTML
Help Workshop software, which creates Help files. To simplify
what I did, a lot of people called me the "Help Guy".
I also was responsible for editing the release notes whenever
a new release of our software was sent out to our clients, which
occurred about 2-3 times a year. I enjoyed working on websites
on my own time and had a couple of them that I was working on
"just for fun". Things happened, and so I quit my job
and went into "semi-retirement". However, I still wanted
to keep my mind occupied, so I thought that I would like to continue
doing what I enjoyed and, if I made a little money out of it,
all the better. I am not out to make it rich doing this, and my
motto is "custom website development without the custom price".
I am totally willing to work with you to provide you with something
that is both professional and affordable.
Besides designing and maintaining websites, I am also available
to edit any kind of written content, be it technical documentation,
manuscripts, articles, brochures, etc. After spending seven years
correcting other people's spelling, grammar, etc., I cannot help
myself when I am browsing the internet and I also cannot help myself
from cringing when I see sites where apparently not a lot of work
has gone into proof-reading. If you have something you would like
edited, please consider allowing me to provide this service to you.
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