a10k uses personal-scale technology to promote life experience. Commercial art utilizes technology & materials to accomplish a business requirement. It is highlighted by a facilitation of interaction in an environment; signage may only be observed, but it's impact is immediately quantifiable.

I have worked with an incredible number of clients over the years. From marketing websites & content management systems for major film & video games to shopping carts for small businesses to tailored business management software using obscure (poorly documented) APIs. With enough forward, or reverse, engineering (there's a scraper or two in there, too), I have never failed to meet a project's requirements. I've been around Internet development long enough to have experienced Flash populated by XML generated by PHP, Twitter's API, and colocated bare metal servers. Django has been my tool of choice since before 1.0 was released and I am most at home in a shell on a Debian system.

We designed, built, & deployed too many film & video game websites to list for studios like: Fox Searchlight, Paramount, Disney, A24, Sony & Respawn. In addition to pushing the boundaries of the medium, the creative team was exceptionally focussed on social media, which evolved rapidly during this time, and kept the problem solving challenging & user engagement genuine.

My superior founded her studio in 1985 with a Macintosh SE and a LaserWriter. We continued to connect businesses with the power of desktop publishing to develop brands & materials to support their marketing. Business cards & tri-fold brochures evolved into digital presences & the need for software development in visual marketing became rapidly apparent.