ATLANTA, GA, April 05, 2014 (Press-News.org) Sebastian Wolters, an Atlanta based Web Designer whose work has been admired and utilized by individuals and agencies throughout the world, will soon kick-off the re-launch of his self-titled website, SebastianWolters.com. Having years of experience in the areas of website creation, his famously elegant style has garnered attention from a rapidly growing base of followers'.
Sebastian Wolters will introduce some of his latest work to his sites portfolio, some of which can now only be viewed on his personal Facebook page. With extensive experience in Search Engine Optimization, Graphic Design, Photography, Web Design, Photo-Retouching, and other realms of website creation and design, Sebastian Wolters is excited about his current projects, especially since they utilize some of the latest techniques and software.
"I'm not able to confirm an exact date for the sites' re-launch at this time, but you can certainly expect that it will be live within the next month. I'm working on some back-end development updates as well as conceptual changes for the sites' front-end, but I can promise that the resulting product will be very practical yet entertaining," says Wolters.
In less than 1 month from this releases' publishing, fans as well as newcomers to SebastianWolters.com will be able to browse Sebastian Wolters 2014 work in photography and other samples.
Sebastian Wolters talent for photography has gone hand in hand with his illustrious Web Design work. A Web Design blog recently described Sebastian Wolters work as '. . . savvy and very satisfying to the eye'. Sebastian Wolters' myriad of accomplishments include the Web Design for a luxury travel and hospitality company located in Madrid, Spain.
Sebastian Wolters believes quality is more than a mere standard, but part of his own professional signature. His well-received Web Design products have helped corporations, artists, and small business owners take their websites and brands to the next level.
Sebastian Wolters continually keeps his knowledge of the ins and outs of coding up-to-date with proficiency in the latest languages. Web Design clients of Sebastian Wolters are often motivated to seek Sebastian's services because of his reputation as well as magnificent portfolio which includes high-end photographs and digital art. His work has been featured by entities around the world for many years.
With the re-launching of SebastianWolters.com, followers and newcomers will get a taste of the most leading-edge work in web-design, photography, photo-retouching, graphic design, and front-end development in this special unveil.
About: Sebastian Wolters is a self-taught web design specialist who has educated himself in many areas related to the field. Sebastian Wolters was born in Liege, Belgium and currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia where he works at Phelan Hallinan & Jones.
Sebastian Wolters, Highly Acclaimed Web Designer, Photographer, and Front-End Developer, to Relaunch SebastianWolters.com
World renowned Web Designer Sebastian Wolters today announces the official re-launch of his website SebastianWolters.com in the coming weeks. New materials including samples of his highly-praised work in Web Design and Photo-Retouching.
2014-04-05
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[Press-News.org] Sebastian Wolters, Highly Acclaimed Web Designer, Photographer, and Front-End Developer, to Relaunch SebastianWolters.comWorld renowned Web Designer Sebastian Wolters today announces the official re-launch of his website SebastianWolters.com in the coming weeks. New materials including samples of his highly-praised work in Web Design and Photo-Retouching.