Buz Amason is the husband of another client of mine, CJ Amason, Executive Director of the Foundation for Excellence in Public Education here in Clarke County, Georgia. Buz also oversees a ministry, The Christian Faculty Forum that had been able to host a very basic, very outdated version of their website on The University of Georgia’s […]
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Oh, you're here! Hang on, lemme move this shit off the couch so you can sit down. I'm Jami Mays and I want to be the nerd that makes all your wildest dreams come true... Previously known as Jami Howard, a cantankerous, complaining single mama and dating blogger, I am now a happily married work in progress. I live in Athens, Georgia with my chef husband and my boy-children (a teenager and a toddler).
So why are you here?
So why are you here?
You are an old friend or client and you're interested in seeing what's new with ol' Jami.
You're interested in learning more about what I can do for you.
You're just here to read my old blog and see if I've actually updated it.
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Beth Franchini
Working with Jami has been nothing but fun, creative, supportive and I always have a sense that she’s got my back. It has taken all the stress out of my online presence. I now have the support I need to take my ideas and let her make them shine! Jami took my design for my website and made it come alive. While she created my site she gave me tons of tips, resources and mini-lessons that have broaden my knowledge. I highly recommend her to all my colleagues and friends. You won’t be disappointed!
Laura Whitaker
No money. No skill. No problem. Our journey with Jami began after going through a series of web companies in which we were solely reliant on the professionals to update and maintain our site. As a non-profit, we longed for the day when updates could be done in a minute but were nervous about relying on our talent for the seemly complicated task. Jami is a one-of-a-kind teacher who has a heart to make the online world “work” for any individual or companies needs. She reassured us that our desire for independence could be matched with a workable website. She was patient in teaching and innovative in helping design a site that both works for our needs and also tells the story of who we are at ESP– and the magic we create for people with disabilities.