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I opened Common Grounds Internet Café in October of 1995 as a place where people could come learn about technology in a non-threatening environment. In 1995 the world wide web was brand new and everyone wanted to learn about it. I graduated in 1995 from UB with a degree in Marketing and a lot of experience. I taught AutoCAD and other computer skills, building and servicing computers and computer networks and acting as a trainer and consultant all over the country. I worked my way through college first as a CAD draftsman and then as an AutoCAD® rep. What attracted me to architecture was the idea of designing structures that are aesthetically pleasing, practical and functional - essentially designing “spaces that work.” As a web designer I do just that!

When I was younger I wanted to be an architect. My name is Scott Herman and I am a website designer. While designing a website, I keep in mind important factors such as responsive design, content management, security, usability, speed and attention to detail. Having a designer who understands your needs and provides you with a well-executed and thought-provoking solution is priceless. If even one of those skill sets is lacking the result could be a site that looks great but does not work, or a site that works great, but looks terrible. In order to be a good web designer you need to have 3 skill sets: coding, design and marketing. Whether your needs for a design are sophisticated, polished, whimsical, serious, lively, sober or lighthearted, I design websites which are impeccably suited to the identity of my clients. A website should represent you and what you do. A website should not just be a simple off-the-shelf template.