As some may have noticed (seriously who reads this page?), I changed some weird and completely unnecessary things. Their is a neato scrolling bar of randomness (yes it's random) at the top that's implementing processing.js. In addition there are two Grooveshark playlists on the left where Jacob's pretty pretty sad-face used to be. The top is the Tron Remixed soundtrack and the bottom is the band Lucero's latest album, 1372 Overton Park.
This is a test.
But hey, while were down, there's no reason you can't learn about us. Undocumented Feature, Inc. is a venture by
Jacob Woods and Jamal Mahboob
, two old high school friends who got a little too bored at work with their free time and CS/CpE Bachelor's degrees (respectively). We created a company so we had a good excuse to do what we always wanted to do. Make money and do stupid things with it.
Well, uh, and real stuff, like web design, iPhone development, cool pictures (see backgrounds), games, and multi-touch surfaces. Hopefully we're, you know, good at this stuff though. Time will tell.
Check back soon, we're rapidly working on building a portfolio of customers to prove ourselves to the world, as well as taking a little bit more time to make our own site look 'spiffy'. For the moment though, I'd like to highlight the rotating background images (if you refresh the page you'll get a new one). They were created using the openFrameworks MSAFluid library created by Memo Akten. Some modifications were made, but I definitely am absolutely amazed by this tool (and openFrameworks for that matter). Go check out his work, it's amazing.
Check back soon, we're rapidly working on building a portfolio of customers to prove ourselves to the world, as well as taking a little bit more time to make our own site look 'spiffy'. For the moment though, I'd like to highlight the rotating background images (if you refresh the page you'll get a new one). They were created using the openFrameworks MSAFluid library created by Memo Akten. Some modifications were made, but I definitely am absolutely amazed by this tool (and openFrameworks for that matter). Go check out his work, it's amazing.