Who are we, what do we do and why do we do it?
Starting as an idea one sunny afternoon in April, we've grown into a trusted development partnership specializing in bespoke technical solutions.
Here's some gubbins about us.
Starting out as an idea one sunny afternoon in April, Oliver thought of a great domain, that wasn't taken, addedpixels.com. Yan thought that had a wonderful ring to it and registered it in the blink of an eye. And here we are!
We are two University Computing Graduates, specialising in different areas, so we thought it would be a great idea to start a little bit of a business together. We have already done a couple of things as a team, but didn't have any form of branding to put on them, now we can go back and hold our heads up and say, "Yeah, we did that".
The principles that guide everything we do, from the smallest project to the largest enterprise solution.
We like to make sure that all our solutions are built to scale by design, meaning that as your business grows, so do the solutions that you use on a day-to-day basis.
We're not afraid to go away and learn about a new technology to use it once or multiple times, for us it's all about using the correct tool for the job.
We like to make Web-based systems, as it allows for a much higher degree of operational flexibility when it comes to our clients using whatever device they want, and what they're familiar with.
Turning around a project in next to no time is something that we're famous for. We like to get you up and running as soon as possible, but we always take the same amount of care in every project.
Two passionate Computing Graduates with complementary skills and a shared vision for delivering exceptional technical solutions.
The one who climbs the ladders, and injures himself all in the name of IT. Codes stuff, makes it work, then breaks it again. Throwing cables everywhere and stapling them to solid brick walls. Specializes in forensic computing and infrastructure management.
Codes stuff, it works, but is never happy until it starts coding itself. Usually on the receiving end of a large bundle of CAT6 hurtling across a chasm, then wearing it like a Hawaiian necklace. Specializes in application development and scientific computing.
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