Many times I’m trying to work with a client whom I may never meet in person. With the costs and other restraints of spending the time to travel somewhere to meet a client, JumpChart lets me start working on a layout design and share it with the client. They can then make changes or suggest tweaks as we progress through the project.

If you build websites for a living, you know that content organization and approval can be an overwhelming process. We’ve all tried flowcharts, and wireframes, html mocks… even paper. All of these suffer from crucial flaws… They’re not interactive, and they carry no momentum into the build phase.

The service provides a wide tier of options that should work for your business and even allow you to grow more if you’re just starting off small now.

Uncover the JumpChart website for yourself and see what you’ve been missing in website design collaboration.

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Have you ever been developing something or working on a project and you need a little help with figuring out the color palette and context of the colors you’re working with on the project?

The Color Jack website helps you put together some colors that work well with each other and coordinate together to give you project a great look together.

The Color Jack site also has some very interesting articles and essays on colors and the meanings of various colors. Very interesting stuff.

Stop seeing everything in black and white and see the world of color around you and understand it at Color Jack.

Uncover more colors at www.colorjack.com

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We may have uncovered a website design crime my hideous than our previous winner.

What do you think?

www.havenworks.com I think has probably taken the prize now.

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