The Company

We are a small group of designers and developers who came together in early 2005 when we recognized an opportunity to help businesses better utilize the web.

Our approach can be described as Brand Focused, User Driven. What does this mean? Basically, it means that your brand and your users are two of your most important assets, and empowering the latter enhances the former.

To take it further, your brand is the DNA of your company. It is your visual look, your emotional connotation, and your cultural impact. It is what people think and feel when they hear your name or see your logo. And one of the best ways to create a solid brand, is to focus on the people part of the equation. Because how a person feels about themselves when they use your product or web site, affects how they view your brand.

The People

Nick Adams
Co-Founder, Lead Designer
nick@seencreativegroup.com

Zack Gilbert
Co-Founder, Lead Developer
zack@seencreativegroup.com

The things we build are people-centric, and that's the same way we run our business. We are small and agile by design, we avoid bureaucracy and the status quo, and we treat clients as partners.

Our core team has experience working on a variety of projects for both Fortune 500 companies and local small businesses. Additionally, we maintain a network of partners and contractors should a project require a specific need outside our main skill set. We can also work with your in-house design or development team if needed.

Our Manifesto

As we grow our company, there are a few things that we like to keep in mind:

• Great design makes the complex clear and simple.
• Design should solve a problem and make someone's life easier.
• Design should look, feel, and work well. Anything less is poor design.
• People trump Technology: The user experience is more important than the technical specifications.
• Content and Communication should be clear, concise, and human.
• Standards Compliance, Compatibility, and Accessibility are not about technology, they are about better serving people.
• A brand is more than a logo and a color scheme, it's the connection between the user and the product or service.