Safirio Design is a full service web and graphic design company devoted to giving our customers value beyond expectation. The company consists of me, Noel Hwande, and a handpicked network of freelance service providers whom I partner with on a project-by-project basis. This helps to keep overhead costs low, and allows me to charge lower fees than most other Web design company.

Eight years of Web design experience have brought me to the realization that in designing affordable Web sites and marketing solutions, we are also helping small- to mid-size businesses grow. As a small business ourselves, we share the same vision of success that our clients have. Through our passion, talents and innovation, we guarantee that the work we do for you will compliment your services and products and, ultimately, help you achieve your business goals.

Whether you just want to communicate with current- and potential customers, or are looking to get into the ever-expanding realm of online sales, Safirio Design will work with you to represent your business or organization in the best way possible.

Safirio Madzikatire was, as the cliché goes, “ahead of his time.” Had he been born elsewhere and in another time he could have been Bill Cosby, or Will Smith. He certainly had the talent, ambition and vision that drove such men to undeniable success in their respective careers.

Instead, Safirio was born in Zimbabwe in a time when being African meant that completing elementary school was something to aspire to. Going against social norms, Safirio followed his dreams and began a career as an entertainer on a radio show in the 1960s. From there, he went on to become the countries best known and beloved comedians, producing and starring in The Mukadota Family, a radio and television sitcom that lasted over two decades.

I draw inspiration from stories like this because, I identify with the way Safirio constantly challenged himself to be the best at what he loved to do. Along the way, he made life a little more fun for a people who needed an escape. More importantly, he never forgot to acknowlege the fact that he had not made the journey alone.