We've been working in the web-world for as long as there's been a web. Sure, lots of people say that, but we really were have been.

Our web development experiance extends back to 1995 when, as part of Fry Multimedia, we began to build our talents and knowledge with corporate identity sites and the first eCommece site on the web, Godiva Chocolates. Later that company blossomed, moving on to build some of the largest eCommerce sights on the web like 1800Flowers, Eddie Bauer and dozens of other $1M sites. This experience allowed us to really understand the needs of business and how to focus on every aspect of web design.

Since that time we have worked both independently and with other firms to generate many successful websites. We've listed a few here so you can view our history.

Just to be honest about what work we've done, each site in our portfolio indicates what we did and if the site was our direct customer or a subcontracted engagement.

Our team has brought that experience along into the mid-sized business world. In a world of high-priced, high end solutions, we felt there was a great need to bring quality solutions to the  average company (i.e. the ones without the gazilliion dollar web budget). With our experience and eye for great solutions, we've developed sites for large and small businesses and organizations.

We've not only been working with traditional businesses, but have also been seeing to the needs of non-profit and non-traditional business models.  For example, we've been working with some breeders and breed organizations to help bring their businesses onto the internet.  We've been very successful generating solutions to help them communicate with members, customers and potential clients across the country.

We've also been very active developing websites for schools and non-profit organizations. We understand the special needs that face these organizations and can work with you to create a website that fills your needs and fits your budget.

We've worked with educators and staff to help bridge the communications gap between schools and parents.  And to bring clarity and simplicity to the daily activities of their students.