Coastal Graphics is owned and operated by John V. Daliani in Dover, Delaware. John has been active in the advertising design industry for over 30 years, serving as an Art Director and Creative Director for leading agencies, and accumulating a wealth of experience with both traditional and new media techniques of the trade. He has also been an adjunct professor at the Computer Career Institute at Johns Hopkins University, where he developed course materials and served as instructor for a wide variety of graphic design and graphic arts production classes and workshops. He holds a BFA from the University of Delaware, and has created advertising campaigns, designed web sites, and developed software applications for a broad spectrum of clients.
John directly supervises every client project and service provided by Coastal Graphics. This enables our network of skilled associates, which consists of a full spectrum of veteran artists, designers and technical specialists, to be able to provide top quality, custom-tailored, results-oriented solutions that deliver superior value and results.
Why We Do What We Do
Unlike a lot of graphic artists and website developers, this isn't a side hustle for us. This is what we do full time, and have been doing so for decades. We depend on repeat business and word-of-mouth promotion, so we have to make being easy to work with and providing first-rate personalized service our top priorities.
Coastal Graphics is headquartered in Dover, Delaware, and serves a nationwide clientele.
We give you the competitive edge at more than competitive prices!
we don't make you reinvent the wheel!
If 9 out of 10 others are already solving a similar problem a certain way, then that's the way that we'll solve your problem. By using only industry standard tools and technologies, we ensure maximum portability, scalability, compatibility and future expandability!
we don't make you swat a fly with a bazooka!
Remember, the average length of time that a technology product qualifies as being "state‑of‑the‑art" is about 18 months. That doesn't mean that it still won't be useful for many years to come, but you shouldn't pay for power, capabilities, and features that you won't ever use or need.
we don't make things more complicated than they have to be!
Everyone hates a steep learning curve, especially when it's completely unnecessary. Technology was meant to make our lives easier and more enjoyable, so we design our solutions to be as straightforward and intuitive as possible.
... and we don't make you pay for a rocket scientist when all you really need is a good mechanic!
