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  • Pirata on not joining the navy

    Founded in 2008, Pirata has already helmed projects for McLaren and Team GB. We quizzed scurvy dogs Eduardo de Felipe, Ade Rowbotham, Lee McGuffie and Stuart Peddie about their success
    By Martin Cooper on

  • ZURB

    Californian agency ZURB specialises in helping web startups connect with their customers. Partner Jeremy Britton explains its approach and philosophy to Oliver Lindberg
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Viget Labs

    Oliver Lindberg chats to CEO Brian Williams, development director Clinton Nixon, design director Tom Osborne and senior strategist Ben Adlard about blogging, IE9 and celebrity codes
    By Oliver Lindberg on | 1 comment

  • Driftlab

    Driftlab brings the spirit of the ‘sweet South’ to interactive design. Scott Cook and Ashley Warren chat to Tom May about Flash, Facebook apps and reliving the Confederacy
    By Tom May on

  • Peter Merholz

    Peter Merholz, founding partner and president of Adaptive Path, gives Oliver Lindberg an insight into how the agency works, how to develop an experience strategy and how user experience can change an organisation’s structure
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Brass agency

    Dan Oliver talks to the Brass agency, a full-service company that fully understands digital. Paul Mallett, Andrew Brown and the design and technical team discuss how they keep their clients happy
    By Dan Oliver on

  • Huge

    HUGE aims to employ geniuses and create industry-changing websites. David Skokna and Gene Liebel (from left, with Sasha Kirovski) discuss dogs, design and the decline of Flash
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Wieden and Kennedy London

    Neil Christie and Zaid Al-Asady, from Wieden and Kennedy’s London office talk to Oliver Lindberg about building brands and working across multiple disciplines as well as continents
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Paul Dawson

    EMC Conchango is known for producing functional customer experiences that last a long time. Oliver Lindberg catches up with the agency’s experience director, Paul Dawson, to chat about their approach and the recent acquisition
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • BKWLD

    Oliver Lindberg talks to Ryan Vanni, Dan Fields, Robert Reinhard and Jeff Toll of BKWLD about the agency’s fresh approach to interactive design and the science of a good banner ad
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Fortune Cookie's Justin Cooke

    Not content with running one of Britain’s leading digital agencies, Fortune Cookie’s Justin Cooke is the new chair of the British Interactive Media Association (BIMA). He tells Oliver Lindberg about the many challenges ahead
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Brendan Dawes

    As creative director of magnetic North Brendan Dawes is working to bring the ethos of the mix tape to the digital age. Here he discusses emotional engagement, the development of Flash and how to unlock your inner creativity
    By Tom May on

  • Eric Jordan

    2Advanced is one of the most respected design agencies on the planet. Chief creative officer and president Eric Jordan tells Oliver Lindberg how Flash changed his life, what he’s looking forward to in 2009 and why DJing keeps him sane
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Margaret Manning

    Not many digital agencies that were born out of the online enthusiasm of the 90s managed to survive and remain independent. Reading Room did. Oliver Lindberg talks to award-winning CEO Margaret Manning
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Level Studios

    Independent digital agency Level Studios, formerly known as Web Associates, has been in the game for almost a decade and a half. Oliver Lindberg finds out what makes them tick
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Simon Waterfall

    Award-winning digital agency Poke is pushing the boundaries of the developer-client relationship. Simon Waterfall, co-founder and creative director, chats to Oliver Lindberg and reveals what makes Poke’s way of working so different
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Nick Francis

    Nick Francis is the founder of small Nashville-based web design agency Project83, which is behind mobile design showcase site Mobile Awesomeness. We chat to him about why it’s high time to go mobile, and how to get started
    By Tom May on
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