Services
Copywriting
I try to figure out the most valuable things that a business has to offer. And I try to present those things to the world in a way that is both authentic and appealing.
HTML email design and development
A custom HTML email can grab your customers’ attention and delight them. I can craft an attractive HTML email.
Design and front-end development
I regularly scour the web, libraries, and bookstores to keep up with the latest trends and best practices in web design and development. I have honed my CSS/JavaScript skills to a level where I can turn any design into an animated, responsive (mobile-friendly) web page.
WP website development
WordPress is the world’s most popular content management system (CMS),used by major brands including The New York Times and Sony Music. I can turn any design into a fully editable, responsive website using WordPress.
Ecommerce site development
WooCommerce is the world’s most popular ecommerce platform. I can turn any design into an ecommerce store powered by WooCommerce.
Hosting and maintenance
Vitamin Digital Media offers cloud virtual private server hosting that includes solid state drives (SSD) for faster loading times and SSL/TLS for added security. The hosting/maintenance package includes regular backups and software updates as well as minor content update services.
Portfolio
(Many of the websites that I built from contract work for other web agencies are not included in this portfolio.)
About Vitamin Digital Media
Hi, I’m Kevin, and I started my freelance web design/development business, Vitamin Digital Media LLC, in 2012. And here’s my brief background.
When I attended Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan, I received good grades in math. (I completed AP (BC) Calculus in my junior year and missed perfect score in math SAT by just one question.) But I wasn’t into the robotics team like those who go on to become real engineers. I cared about other kids’ opinions of me. I liked to dress nice clothes and downplayed school in front of peers.
Many years later, when I enrolled in a graduate professional writing program, a professor who worked at IBM came to the program and started web content development concentration suited for the digital economy. I loved the experience of building websites out of code, so I took all the courses on web design and development and made a habit of reading web programming books and practicing coding whenever I had time. After I graduated with a 4.0 GPA, I studied, freelanced, and contracted for the past 8 years. I built websites that small businesses or other web agencies were willing to pay for. And I’m now learning to make my websites pay more attention to the website users’ opinions of my websites and digital marketing efforts, so that I can adjust and make my websites better-looking, more enjoyable, and most importantly, more useful to the visitors. (And now I have much more respect for "real engineers," as I learned that elegance isn't just about how things look.)