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DO NOT USE THIS DEVELOPER!
Sylvia Achieng is a SCAMMER and WILL NOT complete your build.
I had paid her to complete a website build and she had taken my money and ran off quarter way through - $500 down the drain.
She request upfront payment for a reason - do not use this freelancer "professional" and if you do, do not pay her upfront.
Avoid using Sylvia Achieng's "professional web development studio" (creativetech.cloud) AT ALL COSTS.
We had agreed to do a web build and she stole all my copyrighted source code and admitted to having plans to resell it as a template to unsuspecting victims.
She is a horrible person, liar, scammer, manipulator - the whole package.
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