ABOUT US
Audra J. Shields, DBA DreamWeaver Studio, is a Cincinnati based independent web design professional. Audra brings a comprehensive set of web and graphic design skills to small businesses and non-profits.
“I love working with small business owners and entrepreneurs, assisting them in realizing their dreams. I have an exceptional track record with my clients. My goal is to retain them, not alienate them. I care about your success because that in turn makes me successful.”

- independent web design professional providing a comprehensive list of web solutions services
- specializing in small business, entrepreneurial & non-profit websites
- affordable pricing while providing quality design and development services
- current on SEO, technology, internet threats and marketing
- large skill set with small business management background
- meets deadlines, always responds to requests, and has a quick turn around time
- prefer to inform clients and explain things they may not understand
- provides you with little extras in service you will not find with larger companies & often works outside of typical office hours which enables quicker delivery than big companies.
- exceptional track record with my clients and prefer to retain -not alienate them
My business background advantage
From 1988 to 2009 I worked for small businesses and non-profits in operations and financial management positions. In 2008/2009 I attended Mt. Royal University for web design and changed my career path. Having extensive experience and a multitude of business skills, I understand your challenges and the many aspects of day to day operations. I come with insight about small business needs that other web and graphic designers may not have.
Relative education
- Alberta College of Art & Design for photography, website design, Adobe Fireworks and InDesign
- Mt. Royal University for HTML, CSS & Dreamweaver
- Alberta business development & marketing courses
- continued professional learning via various internet avenues
"What do companies do wrong? They miss the future." -Larry Page, Google CEO