There are a lot of people and companies out there that offer web design services, but will they really take the time to understand your needs - what exactly it is that you want and will they be able to explain the technicalities of your wishes and aspirations in a way that you understand?

Jonathan works purely from recommendation, in fact you've probably had Karyn, the Editor of All Things Local raving on about her collaboration with Jonathan for this website.

Says Jonathan " I know Karyn has been really impressed with the way the whole project has come together, whilst allowing her to get on with her own job at the same time. Karyn will readily admit she's no 'techie' yet even she's been able to understand exactly what was involved and how we've achieved that."

And when you look at other projects taken on by Jonathan, you'll quickly understand the commitment to completing a project beyond your expectations comes from the heart with many additional hours 'put in' within the previously agreed budget.

Jonathan has lived in Derbyshire since 1989, moving from Cambridge. He studied A-Levels at SEDC and more recently completed a City & Guilds Adult Tutor teaching course, specialising in basic computer studies.

He works in Derby as an I.T professional and admits to being a Search Engine Optimisation 'nut'. He's also passionate about Social Bookmarking and the role it has to play in a succesful web site. Blogs and social sites like Facebook, Digg and MySpace etc.

So if you'd like to discuss a 'web presence' then Jonathan is the ideal place to start. He has a wealth of industry knowledge and he's very keen to impart that knowledge with you, whatever your online dreams may be.

You can contact Jonathan by email at: jonathan@purple13.co.uk . Visit some of his more recent web designs including his partners local online photo gift website - Fabulous Photo Gifts (www.fabulousphotogifts.co.uk) or visit a Derby family whose twin boys were diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy - (www.twinswithsma.co.uk) and wanted to raise awareness of SMA.