Web Designer Magazine recently interviewed Ryan and me about some of the inner-workings of a little project known as Virb. Ryan did a great job, while I think my cognitive abilities were squelched by a hangover. No, not really! You can check out the gussied up PDF edition or a more simple version on their website. Thanks for the great interview guys!
by Brad on March 27, 2008
That was a good read. Congrats.
27 Mar 08 at 8:52pm
This was out a while ago. Wasn't it?
28 Mar 08 at 5:26am
I think you're right on the money with the last question on where the Web2.0 revolution will take us. Can I get a homebase please? Tumblr seems to be a step in that direction, as is Jeff Croft's new site and tumblelog he crafted himself.
All my base are belong to me?
30 Mar 08 at 6:25pm
Brad Smith founded Neubix, a quirky Midwestern design studio, with Ryan Sims in 2001. Now residing in great metropolis of New York City, he Captains a ship named Virb. Brad is a fan of neat rows, sad songs and sharpies. He's a lover, not a fighter and still thinks Darth Vader was framed.
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Good write up fellas. Looking forward to your future endeavors.
Joshua
27 Mar 08 at 4:56pm