Why do people always show the moon at night?

Sometimes the obvious is the hardest thing to spot.

Here are a few of the obvious things we have noticed:

• Arial is a great font. It is common to all computers.
• Link menus aren't always necessary.
• People don't visit websites. They set out in search of content and functionality.
• People sell destinations to tourists. Why don't they sell destinations to tour companies?
• If a content update is so easy even a secretary can do it, how come the secretary isn't a content aggregator?
• Sometimes the moon is visible in daylight.

June 21 takes the time to spot the obvious and turn it into great web content and functionality.

Some years ago, we tried to find a name for our company. After an hour-and-a-half, we said 'this is fruitless' and named the company after the day.

Sometimes the obvious can be a really useful tiebreaker.

Here are a few of the things we do:

• Process and communication analysis.
• Good-looking GNU solutions.
• Redeveloping when the GNU solutions don't do what we need and want.
• Content development and aggregation.
• Working alongside and in cooperation, not above or under.
• US-style marketing and web acronyms (when we're feeling really wicked).

We haven't yet found a route to peace in the Middle East, but if it involves online presence we can do it with a bit of time, effort and server space.

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