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New site up...and we're off and running...

July 26, 2006

Fleshin' out the dark corners of the new site. When you overhaul a pile of info like I've got wrapped up into this sonofabitch, well, it surprises ya just how much has to be updated and tuned up. Cam is keeping me in line, offering all sorts of "usability" tips and "web standard" benchmarks.When asked about the last couple sentences, he had this to say, "That's not true. We broke all kinds of rules." Hmmm.Well, it sounds good, and, we tried to implement "good code" where we could. Thanks again to Cam over the last couple days.I am really, really happy with the way things have turned out. Big news.- - - -"Aside from the bad haircuts, there's a lot of really interesting things to look at..."Jim Coudal talks about the MooM on NPR's all things considered. Awesome.Visit the The Moom and shoot the day to shit.- - - -You've heard of Nike, right? Okay, with that established, check out this site to see a logo we made, that is seemingly all over the world, on shoes and boxes and ads and banners and stuff. Everywhere.It's the "Air Max 360" logo you see on the rear heel, tongue, footbed, etc. Wow.- - - -Beautiful work over in Switzerland at No-Do.- - - -Harry was here, but only for a day. It was good to catch up. He's still in Stockhom enjoying a neat, ordered Swedish society where bums don't have to live on the street and if you fuck yerself up, you've got National Health Care to cover it. Sounds good, eh?

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