Profile: zannstpierre
Name
Zann St Pierre
E-mail
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Website
http://zann.com.au
Bio
Zann St Pierre is a dedicated and prolific web developer hailing from North Queensland. Armed with over a decade of industry experience his understanding of the online environment is put to good use by his ever growing list of clients.
Priding himself in a deep understanding of e-commerce has presented opportunities to work with some of Australia's leading companies such as TravelEx, Triple J, Monster Children, One Teaspoon and Alice McCall. Each project varied in approach and challenges, ranging from direct currency conversion combined with native currency payments through to interfacing offline systems with online e-commerce applications. Each project presenting different challenges but all met with the same enthusiasm to conquer and move forward.
2007 saw the collaboration and official meeting of minds between Zann and Damien Aistrope as Expo. Working off the strengths of two highly talented individuals has helped carve a highly sort after niche in the Australian web industry.
Recent Comments
RE: Looking for: Super minimalist CMS/Framework on 20th January 2012 @ 4.05 PM in Help
http://staceyapp.com/ ?
RE: "Job" ads on AIF that should be banned. on 11th January 2012 @ 1.18 PM in Discussion
Thanks Dan, we are all aware of your outlook towards unpaid positions.
We won't be banning any jobs which ask for volunteers as it is a legitimate request.
Internships and unpaid work are a part of every industry and to simply ban a job because of this would be of no benefit to anybody. There are people who are happy to work on this kind of basis to gain further experience and personally I see nothing wrong if both parties are understanding of the arrangement.
RE: Accountant in Sydney? on 10th January 2012 @ 1.40 PM in Help
I removed the other post which was obvious spam.
RE: Saying no to client jobs on 02nd January 2012 @ 3.52 PM in Discussion
Except that ruins any chances of them coming back to you with future work as they will expect your prices to be higher than they really are.
I think being honest and saying you don't currently have the time is the best way.
I can promise you the client would appreciate the honesty.
RE: Portable present Product Design 2012 on 01st February 2012 @ 4.15 PM in News
99designs may have delivered a product which is disliked within creative circles but they have created a booming business from a very simple idea. I would have no doubt that Leni would have some extremely valuable insight into the product market.