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DrupalCon Copenhagen: Let's Catch Up

Aten Design Group is helping sponsor this year's DrupalCon Copenhagen. We’re especially interested in talking with people about online grass-root campaigns, design and development processes, efforts to lower Drupal’s barrier of entry for non-developer users.

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Sessions for DrupalCamp Colorado 2010

We're all excited about DrupalCamp Colorado 2010, which is right around the corner. Aten is a Platinum sponsor and we have even proposed a few sessions. Voting is open!

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Events

DrupalCon San Francisco: sponsorship and session proposals

In case you haven't heard, DrupalCon San Francisco is fast approaching. The conference, from April 19th through the 21st, promises to be the largest Drupal gathering of its kind, and we're excited to be able to sponsor and attend.

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Drupal

Party for Friends of Drupal

This Thursday, we are opening up the old Aten office once again to throw a party for friends of Drupal and folks who make other interesting things on the Internet. Everyone is welcome.

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DrupalCon Paris Debriefing

A week after DrupalCon Paris, our team is still talking about the conference, and trying to find some good crêpes.

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DrupalCamp Colorado was a success - let's keep the party going

We're throwing a shindig for the area Dupal community at the Aten office so we can pick up our conversations where we left them - in meat-space. We'll provide the beer, the Wii and the AC.

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Events

Doing Drupal Justice

By improving the user experience, admin_menu.module and admin.module help tell clients the real story about Drupal.

Work-boarding

Last Friday, we closed our laptops and headed West to soak up the last of winter on the continental divide.

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Even meaningful games should be fun

As browser-based game developers, it is easy to loose sight of what we are really after when it comes to creating meaningful games. No matter how much valuable information is packed into a game, it can't really succeed if it is not fun to play.

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Process

About the Author

Jon Clark

Business Development Director

Jon was a co-founder of the company. Since 2000, he has contributed to all stages of design projects – from conception to production. He leads the company’s new business development efforts, while managing projects and ongoing client relationships. Jon’s experience and understanding of the design process, combined with clear and effective communication, make him an ideal point of contact for Aten’s clients. He continues to play an important role in concept development and the rest of the creative process.

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