We create new concepts and turn around problem brands. It's what we do.
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About this site
This site was built in one day using Squarespace, the best web-publishing platform available today. It was made on a Mac, designed using Adobe Fireworks and fueled by Monster Energy, Tullly's Kona Blend, Timothy's Fair Trade Colombian Dorado Coffees with help from the Keurig brewing system. High-quality 'real' fonts are made available by Typekit, and the progressively-enhanced CSS3-3D was inspired by Mark Dotto and was featured on WORKERSoftheWEB.
This site was meant to be viewed in a modern browser, like Safari, Firefox or Chrome. Did you know those browsers are free? If you're using IE, then you're missing-out on the way this site was intended to be viewed, but more than that— most of the internet's greatest sites don't perform well using Internet Explorer. Of-course, you could be viewing this site in a corporate office, where you're forced to use IE. I remember those days, and I really do feel for you. If this is the case, you need to do what I did— make friends with your IT Department, specifically the people who have admin rights to install software. Bribe them with food. Everyone in IT loves cookies, cakes, donuts, beer, pie and bacon. If they don't, then don't trust them.
Never trust anyone who says they don't like bacon.
About Creative Component
Creative Component is a design studio based in Indianapolis, Indiana specializing in producing clean, simple and accessible websites, with particular expertise in the User Interface. Our diverse clientele range from large multinationals to independent start-ups.
Our clients come to us for handmade, thoughtful brand experiences. That's what we give them.
Creative Component was founded by designer Alan Houser in 2005. Alan has worked professionally in web design since 2000, and prior, spent a decade as a video/multimedia producer.
Our CMS platform of choice is Squarespace. After opening the Squareflair storefront in 2010, that's pretty-much all we do today.