The Reason for this Blog

Posted on | June 6, 2009 | No Comments

Successful adoption of the web is not based on having static web pages that tell your customers what you do, but having interactive spaces that allow you to engage with your customers and show them what you do.

This blog will be one of the places that people will be able to see the sort of the work I do and the services I offer. It will also be used to document some of the emerging trends and practices on the web, and highlight other people’s work that is of interest

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Successful adoption of the web is not based on having static web pages that tell your customers what you do, but having interactive spaces that allow you to engage with your customers and show them what you do. This blog will be one of the places that people will be able to see the sort of the work I do and the services I offer.

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