Budugllydesign.com
Title
BUD UGLLY DESIGN
Description
Powerful, completive real-time web resource portal integrated design application solutions. That's our simple answer to Internet effectivability and impactability. Web design is not just about a bunch of professionals pushing the envelope in mission-critical real-time targetablity, it's not even about harvesting web enablibility or accessibility. Web design is about making the best possible website with the least amount of work. Since 1996, "Bud Uglly" has been your root-level redundant sync-timed design solution. Originating as a humor page at wwwvoice.com, Bud Uglly grew during its two year heyday and by the end of 1998 sported more than 300 pages and 25 unique sites. It received numerous awards and magazine write-ups including articles in "ZD Internet Magazine" and "Yahoo Internet Life." Today, B.U.D. is a dead serious, full service webpage design company offering uniquability in a turn-key, data-enriched, information retrieval Internet environment. (Is it just me or does that all sound just a little strange?)
Under historically uglly you will find a comprehensive history of the Bud Uglly website, including all the design stages it went through and commentary by the creators. Also included at this site are all of B.U.D's fake clients, as well as a page featuring our real clients. The site index is a good place to get an overall view. Also, check out the recent page for the moist current work.
Our own state-of-the-art channeled analysis targeted servers are connected to a SONET-3ringSURcuss optical network with forty seven access points for speed and redundancy. Custom branded forms and three-tiled databases in the Virtual ESP provide root-level access for our tier-1 support to in-volve our client database with integrated Internet pay-dirt elucidations.
Languages
English
Contact
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