Graphic Designers

Why are you in the design business?

…and when did you leave?

Imagine you are a small design firm in 1995 gleefully going about your business of annual reports, brochures and packages. Everything is in CMYK and Photoshop is your daily bread.

One day, a valuable client says, "We want one of those new fangled web-page thingies. Can you do that?" After reading all 15 pages of 'Mastering HTML 1.0' you say, "Sure, I can do that." Before long your very first webpage is "on-line" and you decide that it wasn't so hard after all.

But soon one webpage becomes five, and five become fifty. HTML 1 becomes XHTML 4.5 Transitional and your bookshelf is sagging under thousands of pages on the latest dynamic techniques. You can't remember the last time you worked in CMYK and wonder what the K even stands for. Your cozy graphic design business has become a GoLive sweatshop and they just released version 8.2.1a Beta.

Sound familiar?

Get that monkey off your back!

…and put him to work.

If you're like most designers, you want to be a creative professional and not a computer programmer. With Code-Monkeys backing you up the geek stuff stops slowing you down. Boring lines of code disappear, technically daunting requests become interesting design challenges, and you get back to your first love and your core business — design.