Contact
by email
We handle all enquiries in writing. There is no contact form, no phone line and no scheduling widget — a written message reaches us directly and leaves a record both sides can refer back to.
- Company
- GEMS CREATION ARTS
- anthonydean199359@gmail.com
- Website
- gemscreationarts.com
- Language
- English
01Writing an enquiry
What to include in your message
None of this is mandatory. The more of it a first message contains, the more specific the first reply can be — and the fewer rounds of clarification are needed before a useful conversation starts.
- The situation
- A short description of the process, product or system involved, and who uses it.
- The outcome
- What you want to be true when the work is finished, described in operational rather than technical terms.
- Existing systems
- Any platforms, databases or third-party services that the work would have to accommodate.
- Constraints
- Deadlines, regulatory requirements, internal standards or budget boundaries you already know about.
- Current state
- Whether this is an idea, an existing system needing change, or a project already under way.
- Point of contact
- Who will be responding on your side, so replies reach the right person.
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02Enquiry categories
Typical reasons people write
Naming the closest category at the top of your message helps it reach the right response quickly.
- New application
- Building a system that does not exist yet, from an idea or a written specification.
- Existing system change
- Extending, repairing or modernising software that is already in daily use.
- Integration work
- Connecting platforms or automating the exchange of data between them.
- Technical review
- An independent assessment of architecture, code quality or delivery practice.
- Performance investigation
- Diagnosing slowness in an application, interface or database.
- Ongoing maintenance
- Regular care of a live system: updates, defect correction and small improvements.
- General question
- Anything that does not fit the categories above, including scope and suitability questions.
03Privacy note
How your message is handled
Information you send by email is used only to respond to your enquiry and to discuss possible work. It is not sold, and it is not added to a marketing list.
Please avoid sending confidential credentials, personal data belonging to third parties, or sensitive material in a first message. If confidential information becomes relevant to the discussion, we will agree on an appropriate way to exchange it.
You can ask at any time for correspondence you have sent to be deleted, by writing to the same address. Further detail is set out in the Privacy Policy.
anthonydean199359@gmail.com