USAWEB1.com

Welcome to USAWEB1.com

USAWEB1.com originated in 1998 when I first began my Web development career. In 1999 I began the pursuit of a computer degree at Rock Valley College... graduating with Highest Honors and a 4.0/4.0 GPA in 2001.

The photo above was taken just prior to our leaving for commencement exercises, where I received my Associate in Applied Science degree as a "Personal Computer Technical Specialist".

While pursuing my computer degree, I had a personal motto, "All it takes is one B... in one class... to really mess up your Grade Point Average!". That motto served me well, delivering my 3rd degree, (Bachelor of Science in Marketing, U.S. Dept. of Labor Journeyman Certification in Manufacturing, Associates in Applied Science in Computer Science), and my 2nd successive 4.0/4.0 GPA.

Although I recently accepted the position as Web Site Coordinator at a major, multi-national biotechnology company in northern Illinois, I still love the artistic freedom of freelance Web development work. I create Web sites that are: visually pleasing, easy to navigate, provide crisp graphics that still load quickly, and present a site with an overall professional and coherent look and feel.

I would enjoy discussing your upcoming Web site project with you!

Contact me at:

Identification Technologies, Inc.

From late 2002 through early 2004, I was the Marketing Manager at Identification Technologies, Inc. During my time as Marketing Manager, in addition to working on mass-marketing campaigns, creating sales brochures and advertisements, researching potential customers and all the other things marketing managers do... I also completely redesigned and updated their Web site.

If you are in the market for photo ID printers, metal tag marking machines, door access systems... or just want to see the site I designed, check out the Identi-Tech Web site.

Rockford First Assembly

In the early months of 2002, I made a proposal and won the bid to develop a new Web site for Rockford First Assembly. One of largest churches in the northern Illinois area, such a large church required a large Web site; over 75 pages in all.

Click here... to see a screen shot of how the site looked when I was still updating it.
(Note: Links have been removed from all buttons, etc. For design demonstration only.)

In the past couple of years since I originally designed the site, the church has been keeping it updated. The site looks a bit different now than it did when I first created it. Select the image above to see the current site.