In the maze of questions and possibilities that accompanies even the smallest tech initiative, the whole point is often lost: computers and the Internet and mobile devices and the web are just ways for people to communicate. And as technology grows ever more complex, it's vital to stay focused: keep it simple, useful and easy-to-use. Because if no one can figure out what you're trying to say or what your project's supposed to do, it's not doing you, or your business, a bit of good.
Since 1996, we've been involved in over a hundred web sites and interactive projects, in capacities ranging from initial concepting and user-interface design, to rapid-prototyping and graphic design, to front- and back-end programming and production. Because of this, we have a deep understanding of the subtle challenges, technical headaches and logistical difficulties that can arise over the course of a project. We'll have strong ideas about your project from the outset, and we back them up with the discipline, experience and know-how to stay focused on timelines and bottom lines.
Technical Toolbox
While every project comes with it's own technical challenges and needs: we bring a dynamic array of best practices to each one. And all of our work is standards-compliant (W3C, 508c, etc.) using open-source technologies wherever possible.
Technologies we've utilized and deployed in the past include:
- Ruby
- Ruby on Rails, merb
- Rails-based app engines: Mephisto, Beast, etc.
- Flash/Flex
- Actionscript 2 & 3
- (X)HTML
- CSS
- XML & JSON
- AJAX
- JavaScript and JavaScript Frameworks (Prototype, JQuery, Etc.)
- PHP
- PHP frameworks: CakePHP, CodeIgniter
- PHP based CMSs: Wordpress, Drupal, etc.
- Perl
- Debian and Red Hat based Linux distros (incl. Ubuntu and CentOS)
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- And more
Circumstance.com – 1999
Nintendo Game & Watch 4 – 2002
Navio.com – 2005
Biznik.com – 2008