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Pixeltable - rebrands

What's going on? Rebranding under a new label

As you can see we are going through a major rebranding and restructuring of our workspace environment!

To relaunch soon as an idea production label run by the same thinking design and creative code duo. We have seen the web grow. We still luv it. We have a passion for everything design.

Bringing standards to the broad masses!

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Upcoming! OFFF05 in Barcelona from May 12-14! I will do a presentation about what's in store in the future for designers and a 4h workshop on creativity. Let me know if you plan to attend.

I'm really looking forward to meeting my EU based friends!

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How Magazine 6th Interactive Design Competition / Guevin to judge upcoming competition in the company of fellow Caroline Gomez and Amy Franceschini.

Winning entries will be published in HOW's August 2005 Interactive Design Annual.

Guevin to do a presentation on creativity at the Art Directors' Club in Philadelphia on Nov 17 2004.

Looking forward to meeting some of you f2f for the first time. Good time to reboot!

Guevin will be part of the Joyn:Design book “Where to start?” to be published in Chinese & English.

Invited for the 3rd year in a row to judge the Webby Awards 2004 / Philippines.

+ Design In-Flight

Creativity? The pursuit of Change. Article published in the launch issue of DIF magazine with over 40 pages of reviews, articles and commentary.

+ The 4 City Tour / FITC

Project Management / Web dev / CSS design / Graphic design / Print collaterals

The 4 City Tour

Pixeltable introduced “as a very cool site designed only with CSS” in Yoko Arisaka wonderful book which includes in-depth tutorials about CSS layout named “Stylesheet Stylebook”.

Published and just released in Japan / 04

Stylebook Japan 2004

And we do ?

+ web development + design

a - Web sites built for the future.

We don't code for older browsers anymore BUT using CSS and w3c standards permit older browsers to 'see' content in an acceptable manner.

b - Web sites that everyone (almost) can see & navigate.

Web sites that include accessibility features for alternate internet access technologies and/or navigation.

c - Table less design using strictly CSS takes more time.

But allows cross platforms design with minor discrepencies inherent to each browsers. As browsers evolve to become more standard compliant, the benefits for you are: ease of update, site (re) styling and implementation, long term cost effectiveness since redoing your site will be a matter of taste or new objectives but certainly not because our code became obsolete.

+ art direction for 72 dpi or 300 dpi projects

+ communication styling

+ brand strategies + print campaigns

+ image consulting + visual design

+ interface design

+ digital photography

+ creative coaching

Recent news ?

Accessibility statement + sitemap now available for your perusal.

Explore ?

Our 10 years experience comes from all over having worked for an eclectic variety of clients and projects. Here is an overview of our work.

+ Web projects ?

+ Design stuff ?

+ In_memoriam ?

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