pass the relish

We all know that it’s tough to find good Flash guys (let alone girls) out there. So at Relish we’ve decided to take an unorthodox approach and start grooming new employees at a younger age and lock them into exclusive, 50 year contracts. In order to attract the best talent out there we also have to give them senior positions with fancy titles.

I’m excited to announce that yesterday our first new hire of this type joined the company and was introduced via a video chat live over the interwebs. I’m pleased to introduce Jade, our new VP …

by Paul on April 21, 2010

Please join us as we welcome the newest Relish team member into the fold: Sammy van Noistrom, the SVN bot. Now I know what you’re thinking…

Who is Sammy?

Does Relish hire robots?

I’m a robot; can I work at Relish?

What is an SVN bot?

Alright, alright — let me quell some of the confusion by answering some of these right now.

Let’s start with the only non-ridiculous question…
What is an SVN bot, anyways?
See, when all the Relishers are all working away at our various projects and we commit some files to our subversion (SVN) …

by Steve Palmer on January 16, 2009

Real-world version of an interface many of us have spent way too long looking at.  Pretty impressive, I must say.

by Steve Palmer on November 9, 2008

As happens to a lot of smaller web shops, we’ve been so busy doing client work that we’ve neglected to update our own site.  We all like the current site and didn’t want to go in a radically different direction, but thought it could use a bit of a refresh.  A little spring cleaning if you will.

Below are some before and after shots to compare the difference or you can check out the real thing online.  What do you think?

Before:

After:

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by Paul on November 6, 2008

It’s always been one of my favourite movies…

…and last night I got the chance to live it in person at the 2008 Digital Marketing Awards.  The Tell Your Story site that we designed and built for Dentsu Canada was part of an integrated campaign that won a DMA Gold award for Integrated Campaign and Best in Show.  The campaign encouraged users to tell their own story by uploading a series of 12 photos to the site.  Visitors to the site can …

by Paul on November 4, 2008