Thoughtfarm

Writing annual reports for any large corporates involves a lot of pillars and posts. The pillars referring to the who's who of the organizations, and the posts being the associated copy. Running around the pillars for the posts is a given. There are stories, facts, figures, finances and embellishments, all in the name of information. The end result is multi layered copy that conveys the original message in a creative way without straying too far from the truth. Composing the website layout for visionary customers is pretty much the same. Instead of words, we deal with widgets and CSS takes the place of CMYK. While a written document has a pretty straightforward flow, the web takes that control out of your hand and places it squarely on anonymous users. Users who may or may not know how to navigate through your online efforts. That's why we build sites that are unbreakable, aesthetic and conforms to pretty much all the known standards of web development, whether it's HTML5, CSS3, w3c standards, frameworks in Cake PHP or ASP.NET, CMS and e-commerce platforms such as Magento or WordPress. Presentations are easy when you know how to package the info. Bullet points and paragraphs can explain only so much. It's only when the data is represented meaningfully (and by that we mean using diagrams, charts and other innovative techniques), that it actually sticks with the viewer. Knowing your way around Photoshop and Powerpoint for the last 10 years is a definite arrow in your arsenal.