Multimedia Production
Web-sites, Photo, Video, Signs
DK Signs and Graphics
West Chicago, IL, US
Making and installing signs. Repair and support.
More detailsWeb Design from Manhattan
New York, NY, US
We doing professional web-design , e commerce development , internet marketing from our office in the center of Manhattan – Empire State Building Block – Herald Square – 34 Street area. Our design team work closely with you to understand your business and audiences to deliver a unique and user-friendly site. When creating your site, we incorporate the wider marketing reach your site will have to make through: Search engine optimisation Social networking funcionality, Facebook, Wordpress, Joomla , Goolge+, Twitter , Apps. Dynamic content Graphic production and imaging Flash animation Microsites Media; video, music, rss feeds Pay Per Click (PPC) Development Website statistics and reporting We have designed sites for many different types of businesses including online retailers, service-based companies and global corporates.
More detailsLittle Bellies Photography
NY, US
Newborns, maternity, kids, family, engagement, weddings, high school seniors photography.
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From websites to answers: why the internet we knew is disappearing
Not long ago, the internet was built in a simple and almost honest way: people wrote for people. Someone shared experience, someone argued, someone sold, someone explained, someone made mistakes, someone searched for truth, and someone simply wanted to be heard. The web was noisy, imperfect and overloaded, but at its core there was still a human logic: pages, authors, sources, opinions, personal experience, forums, blogs, company websites, media, comments, a search bar and a long journey from question to answer. Now that model is quickly becoming part of the past.
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The white town
The Florida town where the law requires beauty
There is a town on the Florida Panhandle where the law requires every house to be white. Not as a guideline. Not as a stylistic preference. It is written into the building codes that govern the place. If a homeowner were to wake one morning with a sudden affection for ochre, or terracotta, or even the palest dove gray, the answer would still be the same. White only. Always white.
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Why the things around us are these exact colours
Explanations of color solutions used in everyday life
We rarely think about the colours of everyday objects until someone breaks the familiar order. Imagine a blue school bus, a green passenger airplane, a car with white tyres or traffic lights with brown signals. All of it would look strange not because it is impossible, but because over decades we have become used to a certain colour logic. Airplanes are usually white, tyres are black, school buses are yellow, pedestrian crossings are black and white, and traffic lights speak to us in the language of red, yellow and green.
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Famous bugs and their consequences
In programming, a bug is an error in a program or system that causes it to behave in an unexpected way. Sometimes the result is nothing more than an annoying glitch on a screen. Sometimes it means lost money, a failed rocket launch, a disabled ship, or even human casualties. The history of technology proves one thing very clearly: in complex systems, even the smallest mistake can become the beginning of a major disaster.
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Who invented hashtags
Today, the hashtag feels so natural in digital language that we almost stop noticing it. We place a hash mark before a word to join a conversation, find an audience, signal a mood, launch a campaign, make a joke or take a position. But once, this small symbol was just one persons strange idea - too simple, too technical and, at the time, seemingly too obscure for a mass audience.
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Why the United States did not switch to the metric system
You have probably wondered more than once why the screen sizes of digital devices are measured in inches. It has become such an accepted convention that almost no one stops to ask why we do not simply use centimetres instead — especially since inches would seem to belong firmly and permanently in the history books. The reason is that the United States and a few other countries, unlike most of the world, never fully switched to the metric system, preferring their traditional units of measurement to international metres and kilograms. And because many of the world’s largest technology corporations are based in the United States, the inch has remained firmly embedded in many related industries.
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Yelp San Francisco office
A vertical campus inside a historic tower
A technology company office is no longer simply a place filled with desks, monitors and meeting rooms. In the best projects, a workspace becomes a physical expression of company culture: it shows how people communicate, where ideas are born, how freely teams move between one another and what kind of atmosphere the brand wants to create around itself. That is why Yelp San Francisco office, designed by Studio O+A, is interesting not only as a beautiful interior, but as an example of how a technology company can turn a historic tower into a living modern campus.
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Adobe San Francisco office
Technology company offices have long stopped being merely places with desks, computers and meeting rooms. In the best projects, the office becomes part of the brand: it shows how a company thinks, communicates, makes decisions and what kind of culture it wants to create inside. That is why Adobes office in San Francisco is interesting not only as a workplace, but as an example of how a major technology company can bring together the history of a city, contemporary design and the need of creative teams for a flexible environment.
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Google Amsterdam office
When a corporate interior becomes brand storytelling
A good office is no longer just a collection of desks, meeting rooms and coffee machines. This is especially true for companies that sell not only products, but also their own culture. In such spaces, the interior becomes a language: it tells us where the company came from, how it thinks, how it treats people and what kind of atmosphere it considers productive. That is why Google Amsterdam office, designed by D-DOCK, is interesting not only as a vivid example of creative workplace design, but also as an almost museum-like story of how a garage-born startup became a global technology empire.
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How to photograph houses for sale
High-quality photography is one of the most important factors in successfully advertising any product. This is especially true in real estate: for a seller, the goal is not simply to sell a house, but to present it in a way that allows buyers to see its value, atmosphere, and potential — and to feel that it is worth paying more for. That is why photographing façades and interiors has long stopped being an amateur add-on to a listing. In the United States and Canada, real estate photography has become a professional industry of its own, with standards, competitions, specialists, and recognized names.
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The Dropbox office without a single private office
How tech companies turned the workplace into culture
The office of the future was once imagined as a place without walls, without executive suites and without heavy corporate hierarchy. Space was supposed to function not as a collection of rooms, but as a living system: for focus, meetings, quick ideas, spontaneous conversations, rest and a sense of belonging to a team. One of the clearest symbols of this era was the Dropbox office in San Francisco - a project in which architecture, design and corporate philosophy were brought together in one large experiment about how work inside a technology company should feel.
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