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Random information from throughout the Interweb

  • For those of you that use Fluid and our web app Pulse, here's a nifty fluid icon for using Pulse. Thanks Geof!
    –Aaron Aug 27
  • These free email templates from Campaign Monitor are a great resource whenever designing an email newsletter. Using their basic structure that has been tested in all email clients saves you tons of time.
    –Aaron Aug 26
  • Jina Bolton creates a new website, Sushi & Robots, which sits on top of our Reflect CMS. (via)
    –Nate Aug 20
  • We're still alive and kicking.
    –Aaron Jul 03
  • Web designers should do their own HTML/CSS. Agreed.
    –Aaron Jun 05
  • "Content precedes design. Design in the absence of content is not design, it’s decoration." (via)
    –Nate May 06
  • We've had several questions about what the Reflect pricing will be like, so we decided to go ahead and post the pricing. Leave your feedback here.
    –Aaron May 02
  • "Almost all business people think their business is fascinating and unique. And, for some bizarre reason, they think those in the industry want to read only about their industry. But it's not true." (via)
    –Nate May 02
  • "Lately, the noise seems to be increasing and the signal is fading in comparison. Too much spam, too many posts, too little insight leaking through." (via)
    –Nate Apr 29
  • "You’re the only person who decides how you’re going to spend your life, so spend the time to find your passion. Don’t accept the path laid out before you by others—just figure out what you enjoy doing and do it." Well said, Rob! (via)
    –Nate Apr 18

The Latest Weblog Entries

Moving, but staying the same by Aaron

1 comment | July 28, 2008

deep dish pizzaWe wanted to let everyone know about some exciting changes going on with the Clear Function office and to address a few questions that might come up because of this change. This change includes eating more deep dish pizza. Read more

New websites for Grace Church and Woodlands Church by Aaron

0 comments | July 28, 2008

We recently launched a couple of websites for Grace Church, located in Memphis, TN and Woodlands Church, located in Plover, WI. Both of these websites are using Reflect and are two more great examples of what is possible when using Reflect. Read more

New website for CoNotes.com by Aaron

2 comments | July 14, 2008

We recently launched a new website for CoNotes.com, the online destination to discover and learn about job opportunities in fast-growth and startup companies. It was a pleasure working with Andrew Chen of CoNotes and to be involved in what we hope will prove to be a great resource for job seekers. Read more

Reflect Update: Expanded Beta by Aaron

March 26, 2008

So what’s up with Reflect? Well, quite a bit, and we want to let you in on how things are going and our plans to launch Reflect in the near future. Read more

Reflect Case Study: Bellevue Student Ministry by Aaron

January 09, 2008

A few weeks ago we launched a new website for the Bellevue Baptist Church Student Ministry. This website was built using our Reflect website management system, and is a good example of what can be accomplished using Reflect. Read more

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