Google. The search giant. The “Who” for our “What”.
If you go to www.google.com and wait a second to move your mouse, you’ll notice that the “extra stuff” magically appears.
Is it an exercise of minimalism, or a pointless animation?
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In a world of web design in 2010, there are SEO’s, SEM’s, and its all too complicated. The best web developers in the world are still building websites the same way they have been since the beginning of the web. They are building websites for people. SEO is not needed - many clients could save money on SEO practices and simply hire a great copywriter - one who accentuates their relevancy.
Good web design is about the whole picture, the latest trends of “specialty” are just short-lived buzzwords. Enough with the quick buck SEO schemes, spammers, and cons.
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Consumer products are mass produced, packaged and sold in boxes.
Web design definitely shouldn’t be sold as a product in a box, but in many cases it is. Many clients think “I need a website,” or “I need some design work,” but really what they are seeking is a specific result. A creative “product” is only as good as the result it produces. If the prospective results are determined early in the process the website or design will actually work when the project is completed.
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Apparently when art is applied to threads of clothing, distributed in an atmosphere with some great music and friends at Czar in Ybor City, it’s a recipe that activates the memory glue. Every art or fashion event held at Czar has been memorable for me, and this show was no exception. Most of the art that was on display was done by artists that are not really known in a gallery setting, because they are either knee deep in the apparel industry, or there just wasn’t a particular show where they fit in. So Chris Parks, and Josh Smith, both apparel artists themselves set out to create an art show to expose the talent behind the apparel industry…. Back in Black II…
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Established art collectives illuminate dull communities. They expose new ideas, and make our surroundings more interesting. An artist that is making an impact on their surroundings has a solid purpose. Like musicians, visual artists survive off of respect for their work, and exposure. Respect and exposure regulate the success of all creative services, really. Many artists don’t recieve deserved exposure because they live in communities that are far too spread out. Their communities have to work too hard to find them, and contribute to the culture. Tampa’s art scene doesn’t suck, but its not as held together as it could be.
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On October 20, 2009 Annette Saldana said:
This is great…. maybe my boys and I won’t have to keep running back to NY for a cultural fix. Well, that will probably never occur - but either way Arts in Tampa is good for us ALL. Bring it on.
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Meet Julian Waller
Julian Waller is a motion graphics artist and 3D animator. When he's…
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Want to know more about us? We’ve published a few articles to help you understand exactly what we do. If you’d like to work with us on a project, this would be a good place to start.
A Dentist’s Website
Dr. Graser was referred to us by Nate at Core Training & Consulting. We gave him an honest, and quick solution.
Real Estate Company Website
Harry Parker needed to move from an old template based web design to an original design, improving the usability of the site. He also needed to improve the quality of the content of his site.
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On March 01, 2010 Phillip Yelton said:
Awesome article! Your style is so much better in comparison to most other writers. Thanks for posting when you get the chance to, I’ll be sure to return!
On March 06, 2010 financial accounting software said:
it an exercise of minimalism, or a pointless animation