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American TV 2 Go

admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 01:14:50 +0000

When American TV 2 Go was looking for a custom branding and logo solution, they came to high90.

American TV 2 Go is a promising startup aimed at expatriates and travelers that will remotely host your DirecTV connection and DVR. Using Sling Media technology, they can send high quality American TV anywhere in the world via the internet.

The dish, lander and astronaut theme was assembled using historic space program photography, brought to life through the magic of Adobe Photoshop.

10uo.us

admin — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 02:22:52 +0000

A social networking site for Top 10 list addicts. Share lists, rearrange them, comment on lists or even individual items. It’s fun!

Even without an invite, you can take a peek at http://10uo.us.

The site still in closed beta and hasn’t officially launched yet. If you’re really nice, Bob might give you an invite. E-mail him at design@high90.com.

Sportsmen’s Legacy Foundation

admin — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 20:23:46 +0000

The Mission of the Sportsmen’s Legacy Foundation is to provide lasting, quality outdoor mentorship to children who have lost a parent or have a parent who has become physically challenged as a result of public service.

Their site runs a custom template on top of a lightly modified Joomla installation. By using an open-source content-management-system, we were able to keep the costs to this non-profit organization down to an absolute minimum. Joomla offers a fantastic combination of usability, capability, and flexibility.

At high90, we are proud to use Free / Open Source Software (FOSS) to bring low-cost, reliable and highly customizable solutions to our customers.

We’re proud to support the Sportsmen’s Legacy Foundation. You can visit them at http://www.sportsmenslegacyfoundation.org.

PatchQuest, Inc

admin — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 20:23:32 +0000

PatchQuest, Inc. sells authentic patches, t-shirts and and other aviation-related apparel from their headquarters in Virginia Beach, VA. Everything sold at PatchQuest was originally designed for the pilots and maintainers of US Navy and Air Force fighter squadrons.

PatchQuest was originally designed to provide an outlet for surplus patches that didn’t get sold to the squadrons themselves. Now, thanks to its friendly interface, simple shopping cart and sharp looks, website sales have taken on a life of their own, bringing in customers from as far away as Europe and the Far East.

PatchQuest runs on a custom storefront and shopping cart built with Ruby on Rails. Its distinctive look is made possible by a partnership with noted aviation photographer Erik Hildebrandt.

You can visit PatchQuest at http://patchquestinc.com.