Frequently Asked Questions

Simple answer: Call me.

I understand the importance of fees and that’s why I don’t have a set fee structure. No two projects or clients are exactly the same and fees are negotiated based on a variety of factors including, but not limited to:

• Scope of work
• Type of project
• Time frame

Once we’ve agreed to a fee schedule, there won’t be any changes to it unless the scope of work changes.

The short answer to this is yes, but it really does depend on your needs. If you’re just running into a few issues working on an InDesign project, we can probably get to the bottom of it with a screen sharing session.

On the other hand, if you need a full evaluation of your workflow, that would best be done onsite.

In either case, I’d be happy to discuss it. Contact me to get started.

Yes, I’m happy to travel to your site. Depending on where you’re located, you would be responsible for any travel, lodging, and meal expenses but I don’t have very expensive taste in food and will fly coach.

I offer maintenance and updates for just about any WordPress site but anything else is going to depend on how and when it was created.

I’ll be happy to take a look at your site with no obligation on your part.

No, but I do work with several printers. I’ll be happy to coordinate printing as part of a design project or refer you to one.

Any domains and hosting should be in your name. That is for your benefit and protection. If you don’t already have a hosting account, I’ll be happy to get you set up with one.

I recommend SiteGround. Fabulous support and very good pricing.

If you’re not happy with your current host, assistance with migrating your site is available.

Of course I do. In fact, I take great pride in my production skills. Just provide me with the job specifications and I’ll do the rest.

I still am, but I’m so much more and it made a lot of sense to have my URL reflect that.

I suppose a bit of history is in order. Back when InDesign was just getting its feet wet, most creative pros were using QuarkXPress. I moved to InDesign at version 1.0 and never looked back after version 1.5 was released. I’ve been recommending it to clients ever since and with all my pestering, some of them started calling me “The InDesign Guy.”

But time marches on and InDesign is only a small part of what happens here. I’m a big WordPress user and not only design sites using it, but also offer training and consulting with it.

I hope that clears it up.

Yes, I do. You can find it at BobLevine.us.

This site was recently re-done. In the process, a lot of older, irrelevant content was eliminated. I apologize for any inconvenience but migrating information about 5-10 year old software didn’t seem worth the effort.

Feel free to send me a message using the contact form if you have a particular question.