It takes a team of technical and creative people to build well-designed and functional websites. Here is the crew of the Home Page Construction Company…
It takes a team of technical and creative people to build well-designed and functional websites. Here is the crew of the Home Page Construction Company…
I’ve been working with computers since the days of punchcards and today I'm excited to bring affordable, custom-designed, search engine optimized websites to business owners everywhere!
After working as a programmer and systems analyst for a number of years I started my own business in desktop publishing, where I helped entrepreneurs develop newsletters and brochures, design direct mail campaigns, and present a Fortune 500 image on a shoestring budget.
Desktop publishing led naturally into becoming a Virtual Assistant, which combined all of my technical and creative skills into one package.
Being a small business owner myself, I’ve seen how powerfully a great website can impact a company. I developed the Home Page Construction Company to integrate my creative skills with my programming savvy – to construct websites that highlight the best that my clients have to offer.
Jennifer Seubert has been designing both print and electronic media since early 2002 when she earned a Bachelors degree in Graphic Arts from Viterbo University. She has had the good fortune to design for several different institutions on a wide range of subject areas including biotechnology, policy, pilates, yoga, commercial real estate, home remodeling, home financing, life coaching, reflexology, and consulting.
Jenn's passion for art, which was instilled in her by her father, a wildlife artist, is what has driven her to become the designer she is today. She truly enjoys the creative process and strives for results that are both visually pleasing and effective.

Since 2003, Tsela Barr has been a freelance graphic designer and illustrator. Her clientele includes a diverse array of businesses and organizations, both large and small. She is thrilled by the interesting design projects she has completed since going into business for herself. From logos to posters to brochures to websites, she enjoys the creative challenge, working directly with her clients, and pushing herself to produce the best work possible.
Tsela decided at the age of twelve that she wanted to be a graphic designer. Drawing, painting and sculpture have always been a passionate focus. However, Tsela found that she loved the fusion of practical projects with the creative process. For the last twenty years she has worked for design firms and publishing houses, where she designed, produced and managed projects; including books, brochures, posters, and websites.
Jessica Hughes has always had an interest in art. Growing up, she was constantly creating. Since graduating with a BFA in Art/Graphic Design, she has designed for a variety of organizations that range from a nonprofit food association to a commercial HVAC equipment manufacturer, and everything in between.
Each project comes with its own set of unique challenges. Jessica enjoys working with her clients to create effective communications that fit their individual needs. The form that communication takes can be almost anything—business cards, newsletters, graphics, websites and more. Jessica loves being able to use her creativity and design skills to help others grow their businesses.
I started doing live demonstrations of kitchen gadgets when I was 13 years old. Since then, I’ve trained, sold, and wrote copy for hundreds of products and services.
My strength is keying into the benefits most compelling to your market and connecting those
benefits to concrete results.
My background and training have been instrumental in helping me to
understand and “get into” the mind of your prospect – their needs,
desires, fears; in short, I get to the heart of what keeps them up and
night, and write copy that promises the solutions they crave.
I’ve written copy for a variety of industries, but now focus most of my
energy on writing website content, newsletter articles, and email campaigns.
I don’t travel as much anymore, but I still miss saying “Step right up” and “But wait – there’s more!”