I offer a host of design related services including logos, corporate identities, creative design such as brochures, ads etc. I also have a special interest in software interface design and icons. This stems from a 12 year stint at Pastel Software, where I worked closely with the development team to come up with Pastel’s award-winning interface.

If you are interested in any of the services that I offer please feel free to contact me.

I use DotNetNuke to manage my website. There are only a handful of people in South Africa who have heard of DotNetNuke which is a pity. DotNetNuke offers users the ability to create and manage professional looking websites rich with functionality, and at the fraction of the cost you would typically associate with similar sites. I specialise in DotNetNuke websites, and DotNetNuke hosting. If you are interested in having a site similar to this one then visit my contact page and let me know.

DotNetNuke® is the most widely adopted framework for building websites and web applications on Microsoft ASP.NET.  Using DotNetNuke, businesses can quickly develop and deploy interactive, dynamic websites, intranets, extranets and applications.

With hundreds of thousands of deployments around the world, a thriving user community and a huge array of available third-party extensions DotNetNuke is the smartest way to develop and deploy Internet applications.

What is DotNetNuke?

DotNetNuke is a development framework that enables businesses to quickly build and deploy feature-rich, interactive websites and applications in Microsoft environments. Through an intuitive, menu-driven interface, even non-technical users can use DotNetNuke to easily create new sites or extend the functionality and features of existing web applications.

With hundreds of thousands of portals, intranets, extranets, and public websites built on DotNetNuke—and an enthusiastic open-source community that is more than 600,000 strong and growing—DotNetNuke is the world’s most widely adopted framework for building web solutions on the Microsoft stack.