We're just a bunch of folks who've come together on a quest to build a better world (wide web). Be sure to say hi to our favorite crew members, Mingus, Hafez and Bruno. They'd love to meet you.
Karen Propp
Principal
When I first entered college, I refused to major in Commercial Art because I didn't want to work on computers. I believed myself to be very artsy and computers just were not creative. I had a similar aversion to business, economics or anything else that led to wearing a suit and pantyhose. It's a bit funny then that I have ended up running a business that operates almost exclusively on computers and love it. I have learned that I am stretching my creative muscles everyday. I genuinely love helping clients find new and imaginative ways to grow their business and promote their brand. In our business, we literally get to "create" everyday.
15mm fuels my passion for marketing and my insatiable desire to meet new people. Plus, I get to bring my dogs to work and I never have to wear pantyhose. You just can't beat that.
Amanda Webster
Principal
When I was 13, we had to create a "Me Book" for school. The result was a 3-ring binder full of stories, poems, facts and photos reflecting our lives and interests. I found my "Me Book" on a recent visit back home and couldn't help but chuckle as I flipped through it. Each page was meticulously designed and organized complete with colorful graphic elements and a variety of typographic treatments (probably using an early version of MS WORD). A note from my teacher reads "I liked how you organized your book into chapters, and you've got a great computer which makes it look really professional!"
I guess it's no surprise that I became an "information designer" as I like to call it. 15mm let's me do what I love: organize and present information in a clear, fun and appropriate way.
Asia Hoe
Associate
As the resident artist and writer in my family since I could talk, I've always thought of myself as a creative. When I left New York City at 14 to attend a better high school, I got my first real dose of the Internet as a venue with massive creative potential. So once I discovered that I could present my talents online in a relatively fresh medium, my interests in web and graphic design skyrocketed, nearly eclipsing those hobbies that had inspired me to try my hand at it in the first place. Using resources online and in the local libraries, I spent many hours after school learning to code and design, adopting web standards fairly early on.
Above all, I love planning, designing, and writing for the web because it appeals to both the creative and technical sides of my personality. Double the challenge, double the fun!
Mingus & Hafez
Security and Recreation
While everyone's staring at those glowing boxes all day, you will usually find us relaxing in the sun with one of our favorite bones. That is, until we decide its time to PLAY! Over the years, we've learned that at the end of the day, nothing's more important than fresh air and a lap to sit on.
Bruno
Security and Recreation
I don't give up. Ever. I jump fences, climb ladders and dig my way through anything that might prevent me from achieving my goals. My people know they can count on me to warn them of any possible danger. Like the mail man. Or the UPS guy. But my specialty is fun and games. Everyone needs a little play time.
You
New Recruit
We consider our wide network of contractors and freelancers as members of the 15mm family. We love them all and we are always looking for new talent. If you are a designer, programmer, Information Architecture specialist, CMS expert, flash guru, css/html whiz kid or interactive know-it-all, we'd love to meet you. Introduce yourself already!
When I first entered college, I refused to major in Commercial Art because I didn't want to work on computers. I believed myself to be very artsy and computers just were not creative. I had a similar aversion to business, economics or anything else that led to wearing a suit and pantyhose. It's a bit funny then that I have ended up running a business that operates almost exclusively on computers and love it. I have learned that I am stretching my creative muscles everyday. I genuinely love helping clients find new and imaginative ways to grow their business and promote their brand. In our business, we literally get to "create" everyday.
When I was 13, we had to create a "Me Book" for school. The result was a 3-ring binder full of stories, poems, facts and photos reflecting our lives and interests. I found my "Me Book" on a recent visit back home and couldn't help but chuckle as I flipped through it. Each page was meticulously designed and organized complete with colorful graphic elements and a variety of typographic treatments (probably using an early version of MS WORD). A note from my teacher reads "I liked how you organized your book into chapters, and you've got a great computer which makes it look really professional!"
As the resident artist and writer in my family since I could talk, I've always thought of myself as a creative. When I left New York City at 14 to attend a better high school, I got my first real dose of the Internet as a venue with massive creative potential. So once I discovered that I could present my talents online in a relatively fresh medium, my interests in web and graphic design skyrocketed, nearly eclipsing those hobbies that had inspired me to try my hand at it in the first place. Using resources online and in the local libraries, I spent many hours after school learning to code and design, adopting web standards fairly early on.
I don't give up. Ever. I jump fences, climb ladders and dig my way through anything that might prevent me from achieving my goals. My people know they can count on me to warn them of any possible danger. Like the mail man. Or the UPS guy. But my specialty is fun and games. Everyone needs a little play time.
We consider our wide network of contractors and freelancers as members of the 15mm family. We love them all and we are always looking for new talent. If you are a designer, programmer, Information Architecture specialist, CMS expert, flash guru, css/html whiz kid or interactive know-it-all, we'd love to meet you. Introduce yourself already!
