neuro-designs

Supporting the IndonesiaUnite! movement, Neuro-Designs will be producing our own T-shirt to emphasize this cause.

The shirt is made of Combed Cotton 20S material, and it costs IDR 55.000 each, without shipping. The size chart is available here, and custom sizings are also available upon request.

How to Order

We will start producing these tees once the order reaches 12 pieces. So pre-order yours now by contacting us at store@neuro-designs.com (please provide name, phone, address, and ordered size), and show your support to IndonesiaUnite!

Neuro-Designs completed the identity design for its new partner company, eve micro system, an IT hardware, software, and services provider. When we were approached to do the design work, eve micro system needed a solid and modern identity that could capture it’s goal of becoming an environmentally-friendly company, while keeping its pace in the latest technology developments.

The identity we made represents the essence of this ecologically-aware mindset by capturing the curve of a female body, as a representation of a life-giver.

More of our work for eve micro system is available in our Projects section.

Our office will be closed on Monday, July 20, 2009 for the Isra and Mi’raj national holiday. Operations will be back as normal the next day.

Our deepest condolences to the victims and the families of those caught in today’s Ritz-Carlton and JW Marriott bomb blasts. May God be with you always and His presence will comfort you.

As many web designers and developers may have known, statistically, IE6 users are dropping day by day, and with Windows Vista along with IE7 installed in most new PCs, as well as those who updates their PCs regularly. But does this mean that IE6 is going to be perished any time soon? No, not if we don’t push the campaign further. And I can’t stress enough on how important this is.

To web-standards developers reading this, I don’t think we need to discuss the matter here. We all know what’s happening. To clients reading this, I perfectly know that sometimes it is hard when users that are actually browsing to your site are stuck in the past, or they are working in an office with an ignorant IT department that does not even issue free modern browsers to their employees’ workstations. And you, as a client, of course wants everyone to be able to access your site without the effort of upgrading their browsers. I’m afraid this is just inevitable, while right now we can still have limited support to even support IE6, the browser is two versions behind (We’re on IE8 right now, if you are sticking with IE) and many major web companies are dropping their support for IE6, such as Google, Facebook, YouTube, etc. If these huge companies are taking huge steps to throw IE6 overboard, why don’t we join their cause? Why don’t we all try to reeducate web users that IE6 is a prehistoric browser, it does not play well with the latest web technologies, and it is hard to develop the same experience you’ll get on newer browsers. Is this what you want your users think of your web? As something that is stuck in the past? I certainly don’t think so.

Does this mean that we’re dropping support for IE6? Not at the moment, we charge additionally if you really need IE6 support and if there’s absolutely nothing you can do but to cater them. But although we still have this service, we never recommend it to our clients as it is not worth it for the both of us. It’s not worth it to invest your money on a dying technology, and it’s not worth it for us to spend time developing for IE6, while we can push the boundaries further for you, if we focus on modern browsers.

So if you’re thinking to move your website to the future, the time starts now. Are you with us?

Some links for further reads:

• RIP IE6
• Two Versions Behind
• Google Tells Users to Drop IE6
• YouTube to Stop IE6 Support
• Facebook Doesn’t really Support IE6
• Internet Explorer 6 Support Ends Here