We would like to take this time to THANK YOU for the incredible talent you bring to the table. We are very pleased with the outcome of our web site ScabieHelp.com. Your innovative fresh ideas and articulation have been well received. It has been a pleasure having you as a major part of our project! Keep up the good work!

Have you ever tried publishing a book the old fashion way? As many authors and self-publishers have discovered, the traditional book publishing model is fraught with problems that conspire against an individual author/publisher making a decent income from their work.  The traditional model normally involves two basic choices:

1. commercial publisher: this option involves the author submitting book proposals or full manuscripts to commercial publishing houses in hope of acceptance.
2. self-publish: take all the risk and spend thousands of dollars

Here’s a better way, an e-book can be downloaded or printed and bound as it is purchased, even one by one.

The Scabie Help E-book is a step by step guide that teaches you how to get rid of scabies once and for all. The book contains 8 chapters and over 50 pages full of photographs, hot tips, list of supplies, alternative methods and much more.

And to promote the e-book directly to the public a blog with e-commerce so people can download the book instantly.

As you post your blogs your Facebook Page gets updated, along with your Twitter account, how is that for efficiency!

A professional designer adheres to principles of integrity that demonstrate respect for the profession, for colleagues, for clients, for audiences or consumers, and for society as a whole.

These standards define the expectations of a professional designer and represent the distinction of an AIGA member in the practice of design. Professional-level AIGA members who have agreed to adhere to these standards are denoted in the Designer Directory by an AIGA logo.

The designer’s responsibility to clients

1.1 A professional designer shall acquaint himself or herself with a client’s business and design standards and shall act in the client’s best interest within the limits of professional responsibility.

1.2 A professional designer shall not work simultaneously on assignments that create a conflict of interest without agreement of the clients or employers concerned, except in specific cases where it is the convention of a particular trade for a designer to work at the same time for various competitors.

1.3 A professional designer shall treat all work in progress prior to the completion of a project and all knowledge of a client’s intentions, production methods and business organization as confidential and shall not divulge such information in any manner whatsoever without the consent of the client. It is the designer’s responsibility to ensure that all staff members act accordingly.

1.4 A professional designer who accepts instructions from a client or employer that involve violation of the designer’s ethical standards should be corrected by the designer, or the designer should refuse the assignment.

The designer’s responsibility to other designers

2.1 Designers in pursuit of business opportunities should support fair and open competition.

2.2 A professional designer shall not knowingly accept any professional assignment on which another designer has been or is working without notifying the other designer or until he or she is satisfied that any previous appointments have been properly terminated and that all materials relevant to the continuation of the project are the clear property of the client.

2.3 A professional designer must not attempt, directly or indirectly, to supplant or compete with another designer by means of unethical inducements.

2.4 A professional designer shall be objective and balanced in criticizing another designer’s work and shall not denigrate the work or reputation of a fellow designer.

2.5 A professional designer shall not accept instructions from a client that involve infringement of another person’s property rights without permission, or consciously act in any manner involving any such infringement.

2.6 A professional designer working in a country other than his or her own shall observe the relevant Code of Conduct of the national society concerned.

Fees

3.1 A professional designer shall work only for a fee, a royalty, salary or other agreed-upon form of compensation. A professional designer shall not retain any kickbacks, hidden discounts, commission, allowances or payment in kind from contractors or suppliers. Clients should be made aware of mark-ups.

3.2 A reasonable handling and administration charge may be added, with the knowledge and understanding of the client, as a percentage to all reimbursable items, billable to a client, that pass through the designer’s account.

3.3 A professional designer who has a financial interest in any suppliers who may benefit from a recommendation made by the designer in the course of a project will inform the client or employer of this fact in advance of the recommendation.

3.4 A professional designer who is asked to advise on the selection of designers or the consultants shall not base such advice in the receipt of payment from the designer or consultants recommended.

via AIGA Standards of professional practice — AIGA | the professional association for design.

AIGA acknowledges that speculative work—that is, work done prior to engagement with a client in anticipation of being paid—occurs among clients and designers. Instead of working speculatively, AIGA strongly encourages designers to enter into projects with full engagement to continue to show the value of their creative endeavor. Designers and clients should be aware of all potential risks before entering into speculative work.

AIGA is committed to informing designers, students, educators, clients and the general public on the risks of compromising the design process though information, materials and services that can help in forging a healthy working relationship between designers and their clients.

via AIGA position on spec work — AIGA | the professional association for design.

“The Crevasse” by Edgar Müller

This celebrated German pavement artist is known for painting over urban areas to “give them a different look, thereby challenging the audiences’ perception,” according to the artist’s website. This specific illusion required five days, the help of five assistants and 820 square feet of ground. Photo courtesy of Edgar Müller.

“A Cave in London” by Edgar Müller

According to Müller’s website, this painted cave illusion, which Edgar created for the West India Quay Festival in London during June 2009, is the first in a series called “The Cave Project.” He created a second cave-related artwork in Germany for a competition and a third in Slovenia for a cultural festival. Photo courtesy of Edgar Müller.

via 3D Street Art at WomansDay.com – Trompe L’oeil Art.

Jensen Beach, Florida, web site design

We are Jensen Beach, Florida’s leading website designers and online marketing agency.  In today’s competitive business arena your company’s website design is just as important as the products or services you provide.  It’s no secret that some of America’s most successful companies recognize the value of a distinctive website design and the heightened sense of professionalism often associated website design.  Names like IBM, McDonald’s, and Apple Computer are but a few examples of how incredibly necessary a strong website design and effective online marketing has become.  Orange Snowman provides online marketing solutions and professional website designs.  We listen to your online marketing needs and develop results that will enhance your company’s brand recognition.  Our Jensen Beach,

Florida’s website design and online marketing team provides cutting-edge designs.  Orange Snowman specializes in a variety of services: e-commerce system, website design, search engine optimization (SEO) writing, content management systems, hosting solutions, social media and many other online marketing solutions.

Orange Snowman’s Commitment to Excellence
Orange Snowman offers the marketing channels you need to create a cost effective, visually stimulating, and a successful online presence. Our highly skilled online marketers work hand-in-hand with your company to promote your new website design online in an effective and measurable effort.  Orange Snowman’s team has some of the top website design and graphic designers in Jensen Beach, Florida.  The website designs we provide gives your company the online presence successful companies need.  We offer online marketing services that can be incorporated within your website design many other companies do not provide:

• E-Commerce
• Search Engine Optimization (SEO) writing
• Podcasting
• Blog design
• Web 2.0
• Social Media
• Videos
• Facebook integration
  

Why Choose Orange Snowman?
Orange Snowman is the best choice among website designers and web developers in the Jensen Beach, Florida area for your website design and development needs. Our creativity coupled with our attention to detail is why we are the Treasure Coast\’s leading online marketing and creative website design team.