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"Trust your gut, lean on the research and monitor analytics along the way." - Bryce Liggins, Marketing Strategist

"Have you ever had that feeling, where you remember something you did as a young kid and then just cringe and wonder what the hell you were thinking? Well, you can get that feeling when developing too, and it’s a massive headache." - Kyle Jasso, Developer

"Project management becomes more collaborative when you’re having genuine, results-oriented conversations." - Jason Monte, Account Executive

"My breakthrough changed the way I approach building a website. Instead of thinking of every last detail of every last page, I shifted my focus to designing a system and getting to code faster." - Alex Caldwell

"In order to really take advantage of new possibilities, initiatives need to be aligned and integrated." - Matt Sommer, COO

"Sometimes getting back to your roots can inspire you to keep moving forward." - Drew Thomas, CCO

"Over the last year, I improved the way I speak to a potential client. Now it’s all about solving problems and growing their business. Features and capabilities are secondary." - Jason Brewer, CEO

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