Howelldesignandconsulting.com Website Review

Founded in 2014 by Keystone College professor Dr. Steven R. Howell and Keystone College alumnus Andrew Intartaglio, HDC employs primarily Keystone College students and alumni in the development, sales, and marketing of consumer products and software. Howell Design and Consulting is a Northeast Pennsylvanian company based in Factoryville, PA.  We design new products, both physical and software, to solve a variety of problems.  Based on our success patenting and marketing our own products, we provide consulting services to other small businesses looking to develop new products and market and sell them online via Amazon, Facebook, and their own e-commerce enabled websites.  Contact us for a quote on how we can help you bring your products to market! Howell Design and Consulting Inc. presently has four divisions, listed below.  All of our products are designed and manufactured the the JeepTruckParts.com, which designs and builds aftermarket parts for Jeep Wrangler Vehicles, including our Patented JeepTruckBed insert. WaveformPendants.com, which designs and manufactures custom 3D art and jewelry based on soundwave shapes derived from people’s voices. Consumer Products Division, which designs convenient everyday consumer items which make life easier, including GarbageGap,  Consulting Division, which focuses on helping other companies develop their products and sell them online. Dr. Howell is also an As*ociate Professor of Psychology and Head of the Psychology Department at Keystone College in LaPlume, PA.  Dr. Howell has been teaching and researching in the areas of computational models of linguistics, personality development, and political psychology since 2003.  Dr. Howell has a background in Systems Engineering, Software Development,  and Industrial Design, which serves him well as the driving force behind the development and patenting of HDC’s products. Mr. Intartaglio is a Keystone College graduate (B.S. Information Technology) and a co-founder of HDC.  He handles web development