I’ve had more than my fair share of websites, but I’ve always used a tool like iWeb, Weebly, or Prosite to give me a starting point and a user interface for design. When Adobe came out with Muse, I was excited to try it out, thinking that it would allow me to go a few steps further into web design before the chore of learning code. But it turns out that I’m the kind of person who prefers to spend time learning HTML and CSS rather than spending time trying to figure out why in the world the simple website I’m creating in Muse is not behaving how I expected. Ignorance isn’t bliss. As soon as I realized that, I signed up for twelve hours of basic web design instruction with Janine Warner through creativeLive.com. Over the course of two days, it made my brain buzz and say, “Aha!” over and over. I still need to practice, but now I know what best practices to strive for, what resources to call upon, and that CSS is my logical little friend.
Rebecca McKeever

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“I loved working with Rebecca!”
"…Her ideas and creativity took me in a different direction– a direction that I liked much better! A pleasure to work with and I would absolutely recommend her to anyone!" –Sara Hansman of Sister Birth, Vermillion, South Dakota
Projects
- Website for LRFreelance
- Website Updates for Serendipitous Events
- Logo Design for Essentially Blessed Boutique
- Website Design for Alterations and Tailoring by Lee and Company
- Logo Design for Alterations and Tailoring by Lee and Company
- Wedding Invitation for My Dear Sister
- Logo Design for Blue Lemon
- Logo Design for Cover That Rump Diaper Bank
- Watercolor-Style Illustrations for Mary’s Kitchen and Gardens
- Skyline Watersports E-commerce Website
- Logo Design for Sew Beloved Creations
- Branding for Mary’s Kitchen and Gardens
- Branding for Down to Earth Boutique
- Logo and Business Card for QTcaps
- Logo for Elegant Mommy
- Website for The Little Things Birth and Baby Expo