We prefer our portfolio to do the talking, but there are some things that a portfolio leaves unsaid. It can't explain the time we take to understand what you want from a web site, multimedia or print job, to grasp what kind of solution best serves your needs. Nor does it show the time spent on useability, on understanding the audience. It makes no mention that we think design is as much about working well as it is about looking good. That while functionality is all very well, the quality of the experience determines how strong the bond is between you and your audience. That design is not window dressing, but an essential strategic device. That form can be more important than function. That function can be more important than form. In other words, creating a web site, a multimeda CD or a brochure is all a matter of balance.
