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IntelliTect | Software Engineer / Senior Software Engineer / UI+UX Designer | Spokane, WA (ONSITE) | intellitect.com

IntelliTect is a high-end software architecture and development consulting firm based in Spokane, Washington. Our company focuses on enabling our customers to solve the most challenging problems. We are looking for team members with an attitude and aptitude to pursue and achieve excellence and the foundational knowledge and understanding of the position. We feel that a talented full-stack developer can write code for any platform, but if you have a particular fondness for Angular running on a .NET back end, even better!

Email me at joseph (dot) riddle (at) intellitect.com or checkout https://intellitect.com/about/careers/

Looks like replays and on-demand are available for $15 [1]. What were your favorite presentations from SF Design Week? I did not attend but I would purchase on-demand for $15 if there were a few interesting talks.

[1] https://www.boomset.com/apps/eventpage/113863

One bit of unsolicited advice: consider moving your copy to be above the fold. At least on my screen (1920 x 1080, 125% font), all I see when I first load the page is the nav bar and a picture of people rock climbing -- no text or any indication as to what the product is. I had to scroll down to learn what the website was about, which creates more friction for me as someone curious about your website. Also, consider adding some customer success stories or other forms of validation to your landing page. I am a novice climber, but I'm initially skeptical of using a new chalk, so seeing some form of validation would help me get over that hump. Maybe copy part of your friend's review [1] to the landing page, as he seems to have great things to say about the chalk.

[1] https://chalkrebels.com/blogs/news/crystal-chalk-in-action

Slightly off-topic, but I'm curious what your logo [1] is? Based on the first iteration of your website, it used to be the chicken drumstick emoji () or similar, but now it's a drumstick with purple and pink?

[1] https://uploads-ssl.webflow.com/6059199ee613ee15184e8810/606...

This was a very interesting article. I’m curious if auto makers knew about the new tests being added, and if so, how far in advance? It certainly seems that if they did know about the new tests, it was far too long into the vehicle development to make changes.