About
Our Name
<form> && f(x) is a programmer’s treatment of the 20th century design principle form follows function.
<form>is the HTML tag that is used to start a form on a web page, it represents the design, or look, of a web site&&is the logical and operatorf(x)is a common abbreviation for function, representing the back-end, or function, of a web site
Our Philosophy
<form> && f(x) believes in creating elegant, standards-compliant, usable sites with the least amount of code necessary to effectively communicate our clients’ message.
Open Source
<form> && f(x) is a strong supporter of open source software, from servers down to applications.
Standards & Accessibility
Why do we care so much about web standards and accessibility? Because its the right way to do things (and we’re not the only ones who think so!). While it takes a bit more effort, we feel that is why you choose a professional for the job.
Anyone that can use a word processor can create static webpages using FrontPage, Dreamweaver, or any other WYSIWYG editor. However, it takes an experienced professional to hand-craft clean, semantic, and dynamic XHTML/CSS that loads quickly and properly in every modern browser.
Besides being cleaner, a table-free and standards-compliant layout is more friendly to screen readers. In addition, federally-mandated Section 508 compliancy takes much less effort to achieve.
With any project, large or small, we check our work in 12 different browsers across 6 major platforms to ensure maximum compatibility for the broadest reach possible.