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Dale Mugford
A Simple Site Is Hard To Find
Courtney has an aesthetic approach very similar to ours: keep it as simple as possible. Elegeance is found in such things, but only where the simplicity is derived from distilling complexities into the most palatable and digestible of forms and formats. The short version of that sentence is: If [...]

Duane Storey
We were fairly swamped these last few months, and didn’t have as much time as we would have liked to update our portfolio and blog. Thankfully we have a bit of breathing room here now so we’ll slowly get caught up again.
We recently helped Ticketfly create a comprehensive WordPress MU plugin that allows their [...]

Dale Mugford
It’s been awhile since we’ve written on any of our projects, and for good reason: we’ve been busy! For those of you waiting on updates for our free WordPress plugins and the Minimalia WordPress theme hang in there; we’re not abandoning them, its just been difficult to find extra time to dedicate to quality updates. [...]

Dale Mugford
It’s been an uncharacteristically long time since we’ve done an overhaul of MatthewGood.org. Over the last few years we’ve worked on over a half dozen versions of the popular Canadian musician’s website, and in the process Matthew has become a part of the BraveNewCode team, now contributing his design talents to future projects.
In this most [...]

Dale Mugford
Jessie Farrell is an emerging Canadian Country talent whose gorgeous voice, playful personae and infectious music took the CCMA’s by storm this year, garnering her 7 nominations and winning 3 awards for herself.
We recently launched her new website for her, and are proud to have worked for such a talented performer. When initially contacted we [...]

Dale Mugford
From start to finish, working with author Courtney Summers was an absolute pleasure. She was very energized about our working together, and it showed. Courtney wanted a clean, minimal, well-organized site which didn’t stray too far from the site it was replacing, but added and enhanced it, adding a professional touch without being snooty.
As is [...]