Web designers are like crazy people. We sit distracted thinking about table widths, style sheets, color pallettes and Mp3 encoding while normal people do things like eat lunch. We wrestle with screen resolutions and browser versions and operating systems, all in the effort of making a web page that displays with a modicum of consistency whether you're on a Windows XP desktop or a Mac Powerbook.

We spend late nights studying new design techniques and watching the competition's output, and we adapt what we see and learn into our own work in order to give our clients web sites that look good and work right.

We huddle with programmers, meet with clients, try to give clear answers to complicated questions, and at the end of the day put the results of what we've hearned on the web with the hope not that millions of people will see it - but with the hope that millions of people will want to see it.

This isn't just a job - this is an everyday test of vision, ingenuity and mental strength. See the results of the test on our Portfolio page.