To everyone who is looking for our old website you can find it here:
http://www.joneschijoff.com/JCV1.0
We’ve had a lot of interest in our website since achieving a rank of #2. Some people loved it or hated it. The thing was that it didn’t fit in a box. The website was aimed at people that had already known about or met us. It was to give them a further insight into our thinking. Call it a ‘filter’ to the type of clients that we willing to be a little different. It was not intended to drive traffic via searches. Its been interesting to see the discussion being had online and in university courses regarding it. Our practice strives on creating and re-creating so our website was no different.
Now many of you will see that we have updated our website. Alas this has been due to the fact that, although flash captured the essence of our thinking in a visual sense, google had other thoughts. So in the ethos of re-creating we have updated our website for all to find.
So enjoy
‘Remember Chuck Norris never comes second, the man in front just doesn’t see the roundhouse kick coming’
The JONESCHIJOFF Team
This web page was featured in another web site illustrating the 10 worst web sites for 2010 (http://www.webpagesthatsuck.com/worst-websites-of-2010-contenders.html). That is how I ended up looking at your site and found the Chuck Norris Fast Five for July.
My opinion is that Mr. Flanders simply needed some attention; I thought this web page was cool looking. I do agree with Mr. Flanders about the Yale Art School website, though.
awesome website, great content and indepth information.