Welcome to the New Pro D’ZYNES

February 11th 2011 By: Samuel Mateo, Jr. 5 Comments

I’m very proud and excited to welcome you to the new prodzynes.com. This redesign has been in the works for over a year and just recently became a top priority. For years I put most of my attention and efforts to work on client’s project and picking up new clients, all the while I knew my old site was getting outdated year after year.

In the middle of last September I decided it was time to put a little more time into my work as I knew my website was an extension of me. As a freelance designer it’s important to make a good first impression and I knew the old design was not doing that anymore.

So here it is, this new design is not only bigger and wider than the last one but also easier to navigate. It also contains a lot more information that I hope will better educate the visitors of the site.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below and by all means if you have any issues with the new site let me know.

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NIce stuff!
http://www.prodzynes.com/ Samuel Mateo, Jr.

Thanks.
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Hey, I didn’t see your old site, but I like the animations on the new one! I totally understand the delay in redesigning your own site. When I did mine, I had 2 months of downtime and mostly built it in a two weekends and refined and touched up soon after. And don’t you know I want to make more changes but can’t seem to “make” the time to do them now. Love the portfolio and how the sliders work. Great job!
http://www.prodzynes.com/ Samuel Mateo, Jr.

Hey Jean,
Thanks for stopping by my site. My old site was built using a small cms called Website Baker which is great for small websites and served its purpose well for a couple of years but once I got into WordPress and its powerful CMS capabilities I knew I had to switch over… eventually. I will add a screenshot of the old version for reference. Thanks for the kind words as well.