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Perennial Properties Going CMS

Over the next couple months, 16toads will be converting Perennial Properties basic HTML web site into a full-fledged Content Managed web site. 16toads has been working with Perennial for the past three years performing basic monthly site maintenance.

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Helping Save Buckhead Barn

When 13 year old Alek Woback sent out a call for assistance to help build a web site in an effort to save a local treasure, I answered.

The Magical Suckerhole

As promised, here is a glimpse of our epic summer ski adventure to Chile. This photo was taken as a suckerhole passed over Valle Nevado. In ski parlance, a "suckerhole" is what we call a fleeting patch of blue sky that travels across an otherwise gloomy

16toads Creative Resuscitation

It's that time of year again! Our annual attempt to restoke the creative furnace and give our minds and our mouse-wielding hands a break. This year will be an adventure; and as much as we'd like to share our destination, we are not going to. Consider it a

16toads Welcomes WiseAsh Cigars

We are thrilled to announce that WiseAsh Cigars has chosen 16toads Design as their design and development partner. We will be working with the owners of this local Atlanta specialty store to design and develop an identity package as well as a CMS-driven web

16toads launches PAL

PAL LogoThis past week, after six months of after-hours design and development, 16toads finally launched a personal project we conceived last year, The Professional Artists League. The idea behind PAL is simple. We wanted to create a real online community for

The “Cost” or “Quality” Conundrum

At 16toads, we often receive referrals from other small business owners who have a colleague in dire need of a web site or a “fix” [read: repair]. Often times, the individual who was referred has already gone the through the web design process with another

Our Interview with EE Design

First Published on EEDesign, Monday, March 03, 2008

Tell us about yourself and how you got involved in web development.
I’ve been working in the creative industry since 1995. I began my career as an illustrator while a student at the Portfolio Center in

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