Recently we deployed our new work process called D^5. It’s a five step program. Like most five step programs, its initiation started by admitting we had a problem.
Creating and Implementing D^5: A Saga Begins
3 Apr 2012
Isaacson on Steve Jobs
2 Apr 2012
The mark of an innovative company is not only that it comes up with new ideas first. It also knows how to leapfrog when it finds itself behind.
The Planet Argon Shop is Open
2 Apr 2012
We love our Planet Argon shirts, and now they’re available for everyone! Show that you love Portland just as much as us. Shirts, coasters, and more to come soon.
Planet Argon Shop Grand Opening!
2 Apr 2012
We love our Planet Argon shirts, and now they’re available for everyone! Show that you love Portland just as much as us by showcasing our shirts, coasters, posters, and more.
Logos analyzed by a 5y/o
29 Mar 2012
Fantastic.
Back to School
26 Mar 2012
Annie, Eric, and myself recently flew down to Mountain View, CA to meet with one of our new clients, TCI who is a K-12 education publishing company. While visiting, I couldn’t help taking a few photos of them in the studio classroom.
Stay tuned as we’ll have a lot to share about the work we’re doing with them.
Firefox 11's 3D Inspector
22 Mar 2012
This is the Planet Argon site viewed using Firefox’s new 3D inspector tool for developers.
Timbers season opener 2012
22 Mar 2012
One of the many great things going on in Portland right now.
When is this shit going to stop?
20 Mar 2012
Stop treating the development community like it’s a fucking boys club.
Pairing Devices and Debugging With Adobe Shadow
7 Mar 2012
I just saw a video introducing a new Adobe Labs product- Adobe Shadow. Eric claims to have found the video this morning, but I ask- where’s the proof? Anyway, Adobe Shadow seems like a handy little app capable of wirelessly pairing a desktop/laptop to multiple devices- and sharing browser screens among those devices. I am particularly curious about the built-in Web Inspector that could be used to alter the HTML/CSS being served to the different devices on the fly. Web devs/designers out there- thoughts?