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Fabio M. Said's Site http://fidusinterpres.com/pttranslator/index.html A professional-quality trilingual (English, Brazilian Portuguese, and German) website. Well-organized, with plenty of information about the translator, illustrated with discreet, non-obtrusive graphics. The link http://fidusinterpres.com/ leads to Fabio blog "Fidus Interpres," an also trilingual site with, among other things, a nice illustrated list of dictionaries and other translation-related books.
Jill Sommer's Web Site http://www.jill-sommer.com/index.html This is another simple, but very attractive site. The only graphics is a bright sun in the site's header, which re-occurs on each page (hint to the meaning of Jill's last name in German—summer?). Summary information on the services offered (translation and Internet research), an impressive list of testimonials, and links to Jill's two blogs: Musing from an Overworked Translator and Translation Scams, both highly recommended.
Agnieszka Rytych-Foster's Site http://www.rytych-foster.com/index.html This site belongs to a translator with an unusual combination of languages: English, Polish, Russian, and Korean. It has a simple, clean layout, and navigation among its four pages is easy and straightforward. Some of the orange-colored text is difficult to read.
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