At Web Design by Cookie, we're proud of our relationships with clients and customers. Perhaps the most important information on our web site isn't what we say about ourselves, but how our clients and the end users describe their WDBC experience:

Thomas Kirk, Ph.D., Commissioner
Connecticut Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services
"Kudos to you and all your team who are updating and maintaining the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services [DMHAS] web site! What an outstanding job! The SIG [Governor's Prevention Initiative for Youth] site is the most impressive with its visual clarity, multiple subsections with varied information, and its user-friendly tone...DMHAS, as well as the Governor's Office have every reason to be proud of what you and your colleagues are accomplishing in promoting the GPIY."

Note only the GPIY site was designed by Matthew Cook, President of Web Design by Cookie. Other areas are maintained by the DMHAS Communications Department.

Ellen Almeida
The School for Ethical Education (SEE)
"Thanks so much for all you've accomplished for my office of late. I just wanted to comment that I am impressed with not only the quality of your work but also your timeliness and flexibility. I know we have been bombarding you with so much and I appreciate the attention you give us and always making us feel like we're your number one customer!"

Some words from one of our competitor's:

"Your work is outstanding: clear, attractive, professionally finished, with no inappropriate bells and whistles. In fact, to my tastes, it is far and away the best work produced by any company on C|Net's state [web design firm] directory."

Some comments from end users in reference to the Community Psychology Network web site:

"I wish I had had a resource like this when I was an undergraduate searching for information on fields and degrees. Thanks for supplying it...I'll let some of my former professors know about it." - Rae Jean Proescholdbell, Arizona State University

"I have referred several prospective graduate students to it as they search for graduate programs." - Sarah Cook, Ph.D., Georgia State University

"This site is a welcome addition to on-line resources for community psychology. Keep up the good work!" - Kathleen H. Dockett, Washington D.C.