It seems there are so many American’s that aren’t happy about the failed $700 Billion buyout plan that the www.house.gov website is taking two minutes to load [in some cases not loading at all].  I’m not all that happy with politicians these days, but I don’t really feel that sending them an email through the house.gov website is really going to result in better policy.

Is it me or is the error page in Google’s Chrome web browser just the best example of design since the inception of Google’s logo?

Plans are finalized to go to the TechCrunch/Austin Ventures “The Web Starts At The Grass Roots” event next week in Austin. It has been a long time since I’ve attended a TechCrunch event and a really long time since I have been to Austin.  

After receiving a great deal of feedback and suggestions both from customers and our internal team we have decided to make some design revisions to Zigabid.  Below is a sneak peek of the homepage which should find its way to your browser in the coming weeks. A few key elements of the interface include a prominent video explanation of Zigabid’s products and services, a simplified process diagram, a prominent call-to-action to view tutorials and a explanation of the most active events diagram.