As our form of participation to the start of the movement of various design and IT professionals to go against IE6 and stopping our support for it, we’ll be installing our own browser upgrade notice to websites that we make for clients who chose not to support IE6. The websites incorporating this will auto-detect the browser, and renders this page to visitors using IE6, providing them links to download Firefox, Safari, Opera, or IE7 if you must. In the long run, we hope that this effort would “force” people to upgrade their outdated browsers.

As a news update, as written in a recent article in Wired, even Microsoft supports the anti-IE6 movement. So there seems to be no more reason for users not to upgrade their browsers to the latest standards, and I think we’re closet to that point where we can simply ignore people who protested that websites don’t work in IE6.

With our continuing effort to provide design services to Wharton student clubs at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, we have finished our latest creation, the Wharton Marketing Club website.

This new design was made with a clean and corporate look to reflect the club’s image and became a significant upgrade to the previous version.

Due to popular demand, we have restocked our Baju Pergi T-shirts (SKU: NDT002). Check our Store section for updates on the new stock chart. These T-shirts are still available for IDR 65.000 each (includes shipping to Jabodetabek area).

Just two days ago, our good friend Jonathan Nasution came up with the idea on integrating Twitter users to report traffic updates. I took the chance to develop this website together with him, as a pet project for Neuro-Designs. The basic idea is to have Twitter users update their status with the latest traffic report, and we mine that data as a feed to WordPress. The result? Well, you would just have to see it for yourself.

This is work on the go, so I’m quite surprised with what we can come out with in just two days. I really feel that both WordPress and Twitter are easily integrated, and they contribute an immense impact to the world of Web 2.0. Thanks for all the support and suggestions, guys! Especially to Charles Johnson, Aulia Masna, and Andira Pramanta.

We’re glad that this year’s Wharton Marketing Conference went well and successful. Congratulations to the committee. Neuro-Designs helped the committee in creating the website, program guide, and several other offline publications including posters, journal ads, and postcards.