Introducing Angela Hammond
February 11, 2013 / Mostly Serious / News
We want to welcome a new intern, Angela Hammond. Angela comes to us from Missouri State University, where she studies professional writing.
News and notes
About as Intimidating as a Toaster
January 24, 2013 / Mostly Serious / News
For many, communicating in the modern world isn’t easy. We're pleased to be working with messageQube to solve that problem.
Welcome Maranda
January 10, 2013 / Mostly Serious / News
In late October of last year we began searching for an addition to our development team. We're all extremely excited to announce that after months of searching, we have found the perfect addition to Mostly Serious: Maranda Reynolds.
We're Hiring a Contract Developer
October 23, 2012 / Zack Bonebrake / News
Mostly Serious is looking for a motivated contract Developer who is passionate about learning and expanding his or her skill set while working with an expert team of developers, designers, writers, and project managers.
Let's Make CF Stand for "Cure Found"
October 8, 2012 / Riley de Leon / Note
Cystic Fibrosis is one of the few illnesses that has potential to be alleviated in our lifetimes. How close are we?
The Melting Pot
September 11, 2012 / Riley de Leon / Note
As one of very few HS students who can intern at a creative agency, my early entry into the business world is as rewarding as it is intimidating.
Make Yourself at Home
August 28, 2012 / Mostly Serious / News
Hey, hey! Chris Gerringer just got on board with Mostly Serious. Join us in welcoming him: Pour a drink. Raise your glass. To Chris!
A Serious Look at Pricing Strategy
August 14, 2012 / Jarad Johnson / Note
Before we began solving problems for our clients, we attacked some industry-wide issues, starting with pricing strategy.
Celebrating Teamwork
August 8, 2012 / Mostly Serious / News
With Team USA grabbing all that hardware in London, the timing couldn't be better to welcome Team Wear Solutions to the family.
The Retina Bow & Arrow
July 12, 2012 / Jarad Johnson / Note
In our tech-filled lives it's easy to lose sight of the massively long chain of minute historical technological advances.
Interactives & Community Engagement
July 10, 2012 / Mostly Serious / Note
There are plenty of interactive agencies, big and small, donating their time and talent to create websites for non-profits. We think that's terrific.
Is Craftsmanship Dying?
July 2, 2012 / Joe Donohue / News
With instant-site templates available, people will pay for half-assed work as long as it's done fast. We don't get it. Why not aspire to perfection?
