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Atto Partners is a team of designers and developers who make useful work by asking far, far too many questions.
>0 of them will explore how biases and heuristics conspire to make us think that everyone else is stupid and that we’re dead clever, like. They’ll explore whether it’s possibly possible that other people are smarter than we think, and discuss what we might do about that.
Atto Partners is a team of designers and developers who make useful work by asking far, far too many questions.
>0 of them will explore how biases and heuristics conspire to make us think that everyone else is stupid and that we’re dead clever, like. They’ll explore whether it’s possibly possible that other people are smarter than we think, and discuss what we might do about that.
Atto Partners is a team of designers and developers who make useful work by asking far, far too many questions.
>0 of them will explore how biases and heuristics conspire to make us think that everyone else is stupid and that we’re dead clever, like. They’ll explore whether it’s possibly possible that other people are smarter than we think, and discuss what we might do about that.
The Performics Web site refresh is a study in simplicity. The company's previous Web site had good functionality, but was ready for a new look and feel. As leaders in paid and natural search strategy on the Web, the new design required a sleekness and straightforwardness to communicate a depth of experience, as well as the company's innovative agency-like approach. Vis-a-vis Creative was able to work within the existing site structure to produce a contemporary user interface, which saved money on the execution. The site also continues to feature interactive menus and displays, and a robust Content Management System (CMS), so that non-technical employees can make updates over time.
The calm before the storm. Getting ready to post thousands more photos, be ready. In the meantime here is a new self portrait. I only take self portraits in the mirror, because I don't have a remote and I hate waiting for the self timer. I'm getting ready for the launch of my new photography site, btw. I am already very unhappy with it, but it's a huge improvement over the current photography section nestled into my current site.
Been on vacation. I'm back home now and will be posting pics to describe where I've been.
The short description: Bishop, CA; Reno, NV; San Francisco, CA and back home again in about 10 days.
Stay tuned.... : )
Atto Partners is a team of designers and developers who make useful work by asking far, far too many questions.
>0 of them will explore how biases and heuristics conspire to make us think that everyone else is stupid and that we’re dead clever, like. They’ll explore whether it’s possibly possible that other people are smarter than we think, and discuss what we might do about that.
Refresh BMX video premiere and BBQ party in Bellingham, WA
Videos available soon, trailer here:
blog.defgrip.net/2010/04/refresh-video-premier/#more-10878
Atto Partners is a team of designers and developers who make useful work by asking far, far too many questions.
>0 of them will explore how biases and heuristics conspire to make us think that everyone else is stupid and that we’re dead clever, like. They’ll explore whether it’s possibly possible that other people are smarter than we think, and discuss what we might do about that.
cleaned up nicely...
(have left hard skull plate off for now in case I have to open her up, so gap is showing...)
Atto Partners is a team of designers and developers who make useful work by asking far, far too many questions.
>0 of them will explore how biases and heuristics conspire to make us think that everyone else is stupid and that we’re dead clever, like. They’ll explore whether it’s possibly possible that other people are smarter than we think, and discuss what we might do about that.
Artificial water added for effect. One of my favorite rose photo.
It's like staring at the perfect spiral. :P
More from the alpine tundra of Colorado: summitcountyvoice.com/2011/07/21/summit-county-back-to-th...