Graham Smith is a Seaford Based Blogger, Freelance Graphic & Web Designer.
Evolving ideas to Print and Digital Media.
Including Web & Blog Design, Graphic Design, Marketing, Advertising & Photography.
Monday 26 January 2009
Having problems deciding between FreshBooks and Harvest... love them both... hmmm
Another invoicing option is Time59 (www.time59.com). It’s targeted at solo professionals and is a great solution if you don’t need (or want to pay for) the multi-user capability of Freshbooks (great product by the way). Bottom line: If you are solo and bill by the hour it is definitely worth a look. The first 30 days are free.
Graham Smith is a Seaford Based Freelance Graphic & Web Designer. Evolving ideas to Print and Digital Media. Including Web & Blog Design, Graphic Design, Marketing, Advertising & Photography.
Combination of PA (Personal Attitude), Creativity. Ramblings on about Design, Photography and Blogging.
After working in the Print, Design, Marketing & Advertising industry for some 20 years I am now starting out as a Freelancer, hard going but I have confidence in my abilities and hope to offer my creative perspective's to other's.
Photography is a passion but a serious hobby.
Creativity and Design is within me. Design encompasses a wide variety of meanings, but for me I try to keep things minimal and focus on Graphic Design both printed and digital. I am a designer of 20 years.
I am a wanna be Web & Blog Developer, coding in CSS, XHTML, PHP and Java. Using applications like WordPress, ExpressionEngine and Dreamweaver and anything else that peaks my curiosity
So to sum up: I am a freelance Designer, Photographer, and Blogger using this site to communicate to whoever stops's to read - all that I can do, all that I think and all that I am.
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Another invoicing option is Time59 (www.time59.com). It’s targeted at solo professionals and is a great solution if you don’t need (or want to pay for) the multi-user capability of Freshbooks (great product by the way). Bottom line: If you are solo and bill by the hour it is definitely worth a look. The first 30 days are free.
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