Ten years ago, I formed Harbor Sights, a web development company that lets me do what I loved to do most in newspapers – tell stories. Explain simply and graphically who, what, when, where and why.
Once a visual journalist (nice term), I now lead a small interactive agency – identifying the best feature of your business and introducing you online to present and future customers on the Internet.
Much has changed in our first 10 years. Customers needed simple sites produced in Microsoft Front Page to act as brochures and business cards. Now customers require interactive experiences in which they can interact and share with customers, who can contribute and value their relationships.
Welcome to Web 2.0. Welcome to Harbor Sights.
