I could not spell so I drew pictures, and then learned to animate my pictures, and then worked in broadcast TV animating and communicating. Then the internet came around and I jump into the crazy mixed up world of the internet bubble. What great times. Every idea was worth$1000000.00. I was really into the interface design and creating prototypes that literally gave the end user the gist of the site or platform. I was one of the lucky ones the rode out the bubble bursting. By that point I was an assistant art director for a startup that was still hanging on.  I was good at figuring out time and money saving steps in the design process. (Before “CSS”) I created automation to do the same actions, mine were clunky and not very sexy but they made the job a bout load easier.

One day a sales rep had a client in my office and they saw me working on a 3D environment and he said “What’s this cool nonsense going on” on my computer screen. I loved the word so much it was my first domain purchase and eventually became my LLC years later. But being the Dyslexic I am…  I spelled it wrong when I parched the name and I have learned to be proud of the mistake. My dyslexia is a great gift with odd side effects.

Koolnonsense was created at first to be a freelance web design company to create websites for small businesses and produce layouts and designs as a freelance consultant for larger design agencies. Koolnonsense has grown and changes with the times and the times have been changing fast and unpredictably.

The internet has changed for the better and the worst. There is more of a need for businesses to be on line and so many ways to go about it… with that said… The internet is also full of so many bad websites and social media traps that it’s hard to know what you should or should not do.

I have been working with the internet from the beginning of the commercial use of the internet. I’ve seen and studied all the changed and am passionate about following the future trends to get a site to perform the best it can.  But the usual block in a websites performance is surprisingly the sites owners. The content my not be written for the internet. You may be talking to consumer in your content when its people that are reading your pages. The designs interface may be counter intuitive or worse just plain unpleasant to your user’s experience. There could be broken links, bad graphics, no graphics; many different things can be holding you back… We are here to help, contact us to get your site to perform the way it’s meant too, look the best it can and run smoother and be found faster.