Web 2.0 designer offers services

A big Hi to all!

I'm new to this forum, but with above 6 years of experience and expertise in the web design and development field, I would like to offer cost-effective (with no compromise on quality) web design and development services. You can checkout my website at www.web4identity.com and checkout my portfolio there.

Looking forward to work with you guys.

Best regards.

 

Ow, sorry... your site is a frameset.

That's pretty old crap. I did that 5 years ago.
And you have 15 errors (check http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=h...(detect+automatically)&doctype=Inline&group=0 for more info).

This is not 2.0... sorry to say.

 

Welcome to DP.

Service related posts should be at http://forums.digitalpoint.com/forumdisplay.php?f=60

 

I would never hire anyone who claims to be a "Web 2.0 designer" since it proves he hasn't a clue what the term means.

 

I'm not a professional designer or anything, but isn't Web 2.0 more like a concept regarding the content of a site consisting of a collaboration by the target community?

 

not goood enough

 

Hi, I like your design, and I saw your portfolio, your maximum design looks very standard and professional. you did a great job!
bytheway, I am a web designer and I have knowledge on HTML, JavaScript, FrontPage, Photoshop, ImageReady and Microsoft expression web 2.
Can you explain little more about your requirement, please?
Best Regards,
sanChy

 

Sorry, but no good webdesigner needs FrontPage, ImageReady and MS Expression Web2.

#fail

 

Time to update your website in order to get business.

 

It certainly doesn't look bad, in fact it's clean looking, at least in Safari. However it is a bit, bland, I would do something to spice it up a bit. Your advertising yourself as creating websites that are an expression of identity, but your website doesn't really scream "I have an identity", so I would definitely think about something you can do to it to make it distinct.
I don't really understand the use of a frame-set either, there's really no need.

...I'm a little afraid to post my own portfolio here now, but I suppose taking criticism is all part of the game.

 

good luck there mate, don't forget to always upgrade your skills

 

Going to have to agree with this. I'd hire a guy using Notepad++ over a guy using any of the aforementioned programs any day of the week.