In October 2008 we launched this magazine which focuses on open source values. Artists give out their art, programmers their code & columnists write about the freedom of information.
[visit site]We built this webstore in partnership with RedBlack for vimby. Construction included a robust fulfillment management system for multiple drop shippers. We launched in February 2010.
[visit site]Since May 2009, Bocoup has been working along side The Mozilla Foundation to visualize new JavaScript features, usage statistics & support the Processing.js project.
[visit site]We built & implemented a series of interfaces for this community driven compendium of obscure places around the world that launched on June 4th 2009.
[visit site]Fraser Yachts is a global Yacht sale and chartering company with a beautiful collection of maritime vessels. We developed the HTML, CSS & Javascript for their website.
[visit site]Since September of 2008 we have supported several design & development efforts for various sections & campaigns on diet.com, & worked on the forthcoming new.diet.com.
[visit site]We built this webstore in partnership with RedBlack for HipHopDX. We launched November 2009.
[visit site]Launched in the first week of 2009, the new Netprospex homepage works within brand guidelines to add product depth using a graph of contacts traded & a blog roll.
[visit site]Here is another quick for a single page brochure site for a Boston based sound design group.
[visit site]We built a robust fluid grid interface based on the blueprint framework for this light weight Foreign Exchange Trading Application. Login with
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This pure flash site is not in our style, but we are happy to support Innerscope Research with periodic updates while a newer branding site is developed.
[visit site]Launched in early 2009 along with her new book, Mikele Rauch's Author Portfolio offers free writing, & a reading list fed in from Library thing.
[visit site]We built the Big Big Radio show's site in 2008 on a flexible front end for changing out design episodically. The video & audio run on a bare bones custom SoundManager2 design.
[visit site]Built in 2007, this portfolio showcases the artists work in the context of his influences laid out in a ven diagram timeline.
[visit site]We worked with the ZDesign Group to help rebrand their Print Design Consultancy's online presence to feel more like a full service interactive agency. The redesign included an overhaul of colors, fonts, and interaction.
[visit site]We put together a quick afternoon design for a single page event website using CufÓn Javascript font replacement and some cute progressively enhanced CSS3.
[visit site]We launched the Piers Park site back in June of 2009 replete with progressively enhanced html5 & css3 support & integrated with the tumblr api for simple & efficient content management.
[visit site]We recently partnered with the folks over at the Curious Expeditions blog in an effort to support traffic growth & improve design. One of our first contributions was a new custom wordpress theme, which will also be packaging up for public theme consumption.
[visit site]We just slapped together this band website for aggregating all of The Big Fatt's social content from around the internet under one persistent navigation & audio player.
[visit site]One of the first websites we built together in 2005, this artist portfolio demonstrates the kinetic sculpture of John Umphlett.
[visit site]We designed & built the jQuery Project's dot org site to house all of the Project's projects, including jQuery Core, jQuery UI, Sizzle and QUnit.
We supported the jQuery team in the development & release of the new documentation site coinciding with the release of jQuery 1.4. We contributed code demos, styled & laid out the site & implemented quick search, keyboard navigation and the xml feed.
We are actively contributing to and supporting the Processing.js community and had the honor of developing the official website for the Processing.js project.
download source | view demo | visit siteWe have open sourced a simple method for Javascript tool tips. It's a nice approach that we developed in the heat of collaboration, and we thought we should share it. This script is dependent on jQuery, but it could be done with vanilla Javascript, prototype, or any of the other libraries.
download source | view demo | visit siteWe have put out the alpha release of GenevaJS, a Javascript library that brings the simplicity & elegance of jQuery to the Prototype development environment.
download source | view demo | visit siteWe have open sourced the Burst Engine, a vector animation engine for the HTML5 Canvas Element. Burst provides similar web functionality to Flash and contains a layer based animation system like After Effects. We are currently re-writing the code base and will announce our first stable release soon.
download source | view demo | visit siteWe use the Blueprint CSS library heavily on almost all the projects that we start from scratch. We have a custom copy that we carry around with us from project to project. One of our standard tricks for getting rid of white lines on the <hr> element was adopted in the August 20th 2009 release: Version 0.9.1
download source | view demo | visit siteCSS3 Please is a cross-Browser CSS3 rule generator. We supported this small community project that grew out of the #jQuery channel on irc.freenode.net with documentation of browser support by browser version, and some sensible styles for the page.
[visit site]Wantsforherbirthday.com & Wantsforhisbirthday.com let people create their birthday lists on vanity domains like: http://presentsthat.leslie.wantsforhisbirthday.com. Make sure to sign up and try out the whish list Listmarklet, a bookmarklet for adding things to your list from any website
[visit site]Here are two of the many toys we have made as exercises in browser hacking. Open the Mandelbrot in more than one window at the same time, and over lap them. Open the Valentine in Internet Explorer, and shake it to get a present.
[view mandelbrot] | [view valentine]We worked on a url shortener for part of a client’s product, and decided we needed do get a short domain to put up our own little service.
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