It's not as expensive as one might think to secure the services of a trained web designer and developer or multimedia specialist to showcase you and/or your products or services to the world... or perhaps a more modest sized audience at a once in a lifetime gathering. Trust that inner wisdom! Hire a professional. Brad Lee of WebLee.net is a solid option. As an Adobe/Macromedia Certified Instructor for all levels of classes covering ColdFusion, Dreamweaver & Flash... Brad has taught students from organizations such as EMC and NASA... and from as far away as Saudi Arabia and California. Very trained and absolutely addicted to perfection and 100% customer satisfaction.

Brad is uniquely qualified to develop your next project that makes your clients go 'Wow' in that he is equally trained, experienced and proficient with developing the backend business logic as well as designing the front-end presentation layer. As a Berklee grad, any audio/music component where applicable, is seamlessly woven into the visuals intuitively, to complement the user experience. With the whole package in mind and a focus on Web 2.0, Brad just completed the ColdFusion 8 certification, and is now aiming at Flex 3 Certification in 2008 as soon as it becomes available. WebLee employs these technologies along with the Adobe CS3 Master Collection and others to deliver Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) and enhance future projects. Future certification considerations include Photoshop CS3 as well as SQL 2005. Currently converting Community/Team Dashboard... to Flex 3 and CF8 here: www.ManageTeam.info from HTML, Flash 8 and CF7 here: www.WebLee.net/AztecSoccer Head's up - both require login.

NEWS: Brad will not have time to teach Adobe apps again PT as previously expected. ::: Brad is on the board for the Boston ColdFusion UserGroup. ::: A blog feature is on deck for WLn [Blog.cfc]. ::: Brad is now using the Adobe Creative Suite 3 Master Collection for all design and development... along w/Flex 3, ColdFusion 8 server side, and Access 2003 & SQL 2005 for the backend. To a lesser extent - Cakewalk's Sonar 6 & Adobe's CS3 options for audio and Lightwave 9 / Swift 3D for 3D... but pretty much all Adobe now. Evaluating CFEclipse within Flex Builder 3. Recent shows attended: CFUnited 2007 Washington, DC; FlashForward 2007 Boston, MA; Max 2007 Chicago, IL; 360flex Atlanta, GA... and attending Web Maniacs 2008 Washington, DC as well as CFUnited 2008.