Helping companies communicate better with their customers through the use of weblogs and smart user interface design.
According to the article The Lost Art of Blogging in the Sydney Morning Herald, Australia is drastically underrepresented in the blogosphere.
“With Australia’s population of 21 million, we comprise 5 per cent of English speakers. But with 75 blogs out of 9000, we comprise less than 1 per cent of English blogs. We are underrepresented by [...]
When Apple released Aperture, its new professional photo editing application to compete with work alongside Adobe Photoshop, it really turned my head more than most software does. The interface is just beautiful, the features are amazingly thoughtful, and I honestly don’t think I’ll be able to use it to it’s full potential but I’ll [...]
Previously I expressed some thoughts about current web publishing software, and I got a lot of great answers to the questions I posed. Now I’d like to take it a bit deeper and find out what functionality is really needed and what’s just fluff.
Anil Dash draws up some great conclusions about the new “built to flip” economy and I couldn’t agree more. He thinks that these new “web 2.0″ startups aren’t thinking IPO but are looking to get acquired, which probably makes sense considering all the acquiring that’s been going on (Weblogs, Inc., Upcoming.org, Weblogs.com, etc.).
I was so thrilled to read our buddy Richard MacManus come through with an honest look at the “web 2.0″ world:
The cat is out of the bag, Adaptive Path’s top secret web application will be a tool for bloggers to better track traffic to their site. But wait! Shaun Inman is already working hard on a new traffic monitoring application, named Mint!
Could Inman and Veen be going up against each other head-to-head? Or [...]
Kottke going full-time.
While I don’t wish to get into the merits of why this will or won’t work, I do think it is interesting to note how fast this piece of news spreads across the web due to the power of blogs. When doing any type of fundraising drive it is important to get your [...]
I rarely click-through from my RSS feed reader anymore. Why? Because I like being in control of the content I view, and can assimilate it more quickly when it’s not surrounded by visual distractions such as advertising. For example, I realized that I hadn’t noticed Boing Boing changed from the old format [...]
After reading Jon Lesser’s weblog entry, The Business of Blogging,
and his “Four Primary Business Models Followed by Most Weblogs”, I wanted to discuss
my feelings regarding how the weblog medium is morphing into
something more than just a “daily-updated website”.
We started Business Logs because we enjoyed making users' interaction with technology better. Previously we've built web publishing networks from the ground up, developed web applications for some of the largest audiences in the world, and designed mission-critical U.S. military software.
What do all these projects have in common? Communication!
When communication breaks down between users and software, between companies and their customers, or between team members on a project, everything suffers. We can make customer communication and team collaboration more meaningful.
We believe that high quality design isn't something you tack on, but something integral to the success of your project and company. Communication, design, and usability coming together to make you more successful.
We've designed award-winning websites, weblogs, and web applications, but more importantly we've improved the experience with our clients' technology.
We value your company's brand, so we never use bland weblog templates for your project — we apply our award-winning design talent to every client, every time.
The face of your company lies in the way you communicate with your customers, and we can help make sure your face is always a friendly one.
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