Inforest Communications is a Web design and Internet marketing agency. We’ve been building websites and related projects for over twenty years. With our breadth of experience and accumulated expertise, our clients trust us to deliver websites and other projects that meet their goals and deliver value to their organizations.

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Dana C. Hutchins

Founder

Dana is founder of Inforest Communications and has over fifteen years of Web design and development experience. Dana is involved in all aspects of business development and marketing of the firm, including serving as primary consultant on Internet and Web strategy to Inforest clients. His Web development responsibilities are primarily focused on writing custom modules,themes and plugins to make Drupal and WordPress sites run and look better. He also writes custom Web applications that have been used in online calendaring, e-commerce and surveys. Dana’s favorite programming acronyms are PHP, MySQL, CSS3, HTML5 and jQuery. However, what really gets him excited is the opportunity to use these tools to build Web sites that solve business needs and create new opportunities for his clients.

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Leon Rainbow

Lead Designer

Leon is primary lead for Inforest Communications graphic and Web design services. He has over ten years experience in Web design and development and is proficient working with opensource CMS systems. He holds an associates degree in Computer Graphics from Mercer County Community College. Leon Rainbow is also a well known artist in Mercer County who creatively combines graffiti, street art and other artistic forms into innovative projects and events. He reaches out to wide audience, from galleries to the walls of inner cities. Leon curates two annual art festivals in New Jersey for area painters and the community as well as dedicating his civic duty to teaching after school art programs in Trenton and Princeton, NJ.

Our mission; to remove barriers to the Internet
as a communications medium.

What are these barriers? For a website, these barriers include:

Accessibility

Websites are often not designed to accommodate people with disabilities. Website accessibility can also be an issue for visitors using mobile devices and can have a direct effect on search engine performance. If we address accessibility, our content has a larger reach.

Authorship

Even websites with content management systems can be impossible for owners to update. One of the great promises of the Internet is the ability to publish content easily and at low cost. Unintuitive tools and lack of training leave this opportunity unrealized.

Credibility

Many websites are put together with inconsistencies in design or content or have glaring usability problems. Even on a budget, you should be able to publish a website that this thoughtfully put together and speaks consistently, to its audience.

Performance

From server speed to quality of coding and markup, website performance will impact whether a site shows up in search and whether a visitor stays on the site to hear its message.