Nasis
Freelance web development for startups, marketing and design agencies, and other clients
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Nasis
Nasis is the freelance web development business of Neil Smith, offering help with web-related projects and online startup ideas.
Its portfolio includes e-commerce sites, social networks, mobile websites, Facebook applications, WordPress sites and iPhone applications.
Product: Freelance web development and related digital project services.
Jobs at Nasis
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