We were toiling over this project for awhile but at long last it's completed. Suite Spot NYC was a high skill-level operation like sneaking into Pakistan from Afghanistan to spy on the Taliban. The client wanted the site to look futuristic and animated but their last site was all Flash and they were never able to update it. To rectify this problem we integrated the animation into a content management system to give the client the best of both worlds. That's not all. They also needed a web-based client login interface. Yeah, we built that too. Now their clients can view projects and upload/dowload files to the Suite Spot server through a web browser. Great project. A sweet combination (pun intended) of speed and power. Be sure to check out the Suite Spot videos. These guys can make tomato sauce look sexy.

If you thought we only built websites for New York-based companies you're dead wrong like Biggie Smalls. Limachips is international, baby. The Baycaner Beach Resort is a boutique hotel in the Bahamas. It's located on the northeast coast of the island of Mayaguana which is known throughout the world for sport fishing, snorkeling and scuba diving. If you like to hunt the elusive bonefish then you need to check this place out.

This is a top secret project so we can't reveal too much info. Here's the basics: This website, which will remain nameless, is a collaborative project we're working on with our homies at Mimi Media. It's a news website aimed at smarty-pants, hipster kids. It will look crazy cool, be super informative and have tons of multimedia content and functionality. For us that translates into: content management, Ajax, PHP and some other web development slickery. Launch is scheduled for May so check back in a couple months; especially if you have academically talented kids in your household.

We try to do right by non-profits and this is another small project for the good guys. The Chums, Inc is a national black women's organization dedicated to community service. There are chapters in 43 cities. We hooked up the Providence, RI chapter with a little something to help them get their message out. This is our fourth build for a 501(C)3 in the past 12 months. That's right, Limachips is still for the children.