While working on a project, Carlos asked Gary what Ham meant in English town names. A google search and a few minutes later, we came across the answer.
“ham or tun meaning ‘homestead’ and ‘farmstead’ respectively”
3 Jun 2010
While working on a project, Carlos asked Gary what Ham meant in English town names. A google search and a few minutes later, we came across the answer.
“ham or tun meaning ‘homestead’ and ‘farmstead’ respectively”
2 Jun 2010
The danger is greatest when the finish line is in sight. At this point, Resistance knows we’re about to beat it. It hits the panic button. It marshals one last assault and slams us with everything it’s got. The professional must be alert for this counterattack. Be wary at the end. Don’t open that bag of wind.
2 Jun 2010
When we launched Basecamp, we didn’t even have the ability to bill customers! Because the product billed in monthly cycles, we knew we had a thirty-day gap to figure it out. So we used the time before launch to solve more urgent problems that actually mattered on day one. Day 30 could wait.
You have no idea how many times we've managed to convince our clients to wait to do Y until after we launch X. When faced with this predicament... ask yourself, "Can we get by without X? Can we get by without Y?" Get the necessities to market first and let nature take it's course.
1 Jun 2010
We just helped launch Yoga Today’s new affiliate program, which provides their customers with tools to share their product and earn points towards free subscription months.
29 May 2010
We recently helped launch the Yoga Today Ambassador Program, which enables their passionate customers with tools to promote their fantastic subscription service. The program allows customers to share their service on social-media sites such as Twitter and Facebook, while gaining rewards when their friends and family sign up for accounts.
24 May 2010
We recently rolled out a new set of tools, which allows Contiki’s customers to check-in for their upcoming vacation and gain access to other pre-and-post trip benefits.
13 May 2010
Lisa Welchman describes Web Phrenology as the science of understanding an organization’s strengths and weaknesses by examining their Web presence. This brief ebook clarifies how organizational dysfunction can affect your company’s web site.
4 May 2010
We’ve been rolling out a number of big updates for our client, Contiki Holidays. Earlier today, we pushed out a new structure for their tour product pages. Here’s a quick peek into some of those changes.
20 Apr 2010
Late-last year, we helped Contiki launch their new search results and have been evolving this interface for them to promote their trips across each of their regions.
12 Apr 2010
A useful design choice that makes our brains think that downloads are going faster than they actually are.
Source: New Scientist
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