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Freelance Graphic Designer, Cardiff | Neil Deavall-Locke
7 Pioden For, CF62 5DD, Barry, United Kingdom
I used Deavall Design services for my business website and I am very happy with the result.
I found them very reactive and capable to listen to my requirements, whilst still being able to advise what works and what doesnt.
I will work with them again in the future for the design of brochures.
When I was looking for flyers to promote our mini and junior rugby section Neil responded really quickly. The quality of his work looked good and his prices were very reasonable so I decided to use him and was not disappointed. The quality of the flyer was great and was turned round really quickly, Neil kept me informed throughout the process and I was delighted with the results. I will 100% be using Neil again in the future.
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