After a few weeks of internal discussion, we’ve decided that starting September this year, we will gradually remove support for IE6. Why did we take this step? Simple, toward a better web future. Many websites, even Facebook and 37signal have taken this necessary step as well, and Microsoft has provided a force upgrade to Internet Explorer 7 since February this year. So we believe that this would be the best time to focus on developing real good standards-compliant websites that does not require any IE-specific hacks.

You can find more information about this matter here.

To celebrate our nation’s Independence Day, our office will be closed on Monday, August 18, 2008. We will be back open the next day.

The Tray

We do aim to get some healthier stuff the next time around. Think fresh fruits and fruit punch, fruit pies, fruit… Baby steps, people. Baby steps. 

The Murals

Courtesy of Christo. few things have been added along the way but until today, his creation still decorates the board proudly.

The Jinx

This is somewhat of a peculiar occurence, striking at random delivering, it blows when you least expect it. Luckily, so far none of the other machines in the office have been affected.

O Hai. I Can Has Your Affeksyun?

It’s all about producing positive vibes, baby. LOL.

When Laura approached us for the project, we’re always happy to serve a returning client. With this project, she needed a small website to promote her practice as a psychotherapist. In regards of the practice field she’s in, we decided to go with a concept of emphasizing comfort, simplicity, directness, and the soothing effects of nature encapsulated in a full CSS-driven website.

Click here to visit her website.

Glory Printing is one of our latest website redesign works. When Glory Printing was referenced to us by one of our friends, we immediately know that as an established printing shop in Australia, it needed a substantial upgrade to its aging website, it also needed more prominent colors and attraction to its visitors, simply put, an overhaul. So that is exactly what we did, an entire redesign project from scratch.