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As founder and principal of VIUS, Vinh pours creativity into each project while keeping the message purposeful and clear. For Vinh, design is about communication, not decoration. However, with that being said, Vinh feels that you don’t have to sacrifice form for function. His goal with every project is to blend the two to create a visual appealing yet fully accessible web experience.

Vinh’s passion for great design is only rivaled by his commitment to universal accessibility. Vinh has over 10 years working in web accessibility ensuring that web technologies are in compliance with federal regulations such as Section 508 in addition to providing training and speaking engagements on web accessibility. Vinh was formerly a partner in VQC Designs, a design/development firm based in Harrisburg and Philadelphia which he ran for 8 years. After leaving VQC, Vinh applied his knowledge and experience to step out on his own and start VIUS.

Having written his first computer program at the age of eight, Brian has always been passionate about computers and what they can do. He started programming websites at 14 years old, and by the age of 18, started his own web technology company.

Brian is fluent in many web-related programming languages, primarily focusing on open- source technologies, such as PHP, Apache and MySQL. Brian has years of experience programming a variety of applications and developing many custom solutions from the ground up for clients. Brian likes to tell people that when it comes to the internet, the question isn't "What is possible?" it's "What is practical?". The sky is literally the limit when it comes to what technology can do for a company, but not all ideas are going to be practical in their application. Utilizing his knowledge and experience, Brian helps clients answer those questions, plan their technological developments, and sees them through to completion.

Andrew is the Creative Director for VIUS. He has been designing for print, web and multimedia for over five years, but he brings more than twenty years of experience in the fine arts. Andrew studied painting, sculpture and photography at New York University's Department of Art & Art Professions, and has an MS in Interactive Design from The School of Design & Media at Philadelphia University.

Andrew has always been a perfectionist with an obsessive attention to detail. Whether it’s a website, logo, brochure, or package, Andrew has a passion for creating beautiful designs while always keeping the end user in mind, delivering a clear message that is both simple and impactful. He brings his skills in composition, typography, color theory and usability to every design he creates, regardless of the scale of the project.

In Andrew's copious spare time, he is also an adjunct professor at Philadelphia University.

Being a heavy web surfer himself, Patrick aspires to take advantage of all of the marvelous technologies available to allow people to experience the web the way it was meant to be, whether that be on a desktop, mobile phone or any other emerging device. In Patrick's mind fast trumps "cool," but his passion is combining the best of both worlds to make websites that are incredibly fun and easy to use while also being lightning fast.

Patrick has a BS in Computer and Information Sciences from the University of Delaware, and has over five years of experience with web technologies such as PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS and JavaScript coupled with a few years of business and design experience. He prides himself on being a well-rounded developer that understands the whole picture of a project, from the beautiful design to the underlying business goals of the client.

With an MS in Mass Communication from Boston University, the social component of the Internet was long at the forefront of Eric's interests. In 1995 – a time when one of the top 5 sites on the web was www.zima.com(the wine cooler, remember?) – he worked in a managerial role with other graduate students to produce Barnes and Noble's first website, a community for college students (loci.com).

In 2000, At SmartAge.com, a marketing portal for small business, he was the Senior Manager for Partner Marketing, overseeing relationships with some of the largest sites on the Web and with Fortune 500 companies such as AT&T and IBM.

In 2004, Eric founded Clickstream Marketing, Inc., a boutique interactive agency. This venture provided him hands-on experience fulfilling the entire website design and development implementation cycle, from domain purchase to server software use.

In his spare time, Eric publishes and writes for Tweet Philadelphia, a website devoted to the intersection of SEO and the social web. In addition to his online pursuits Eric also enjoys high adrenalin sporting activities like sailing sunfish boats in 40mph winds. In his younger years, Eric explored 30 countries, mostly with a backpack in tow.

Adam embraces the Internet as a communication tool. The internet's ability to facilitate sharing has opened up endless avenues for brands and business attempting to seek success online.

Integral throughout the web's dynamic nature is one constant being paramount for success: building community. Adam thoroughly enjoys guiding clients on their journey from budding brand to thriving online community.

Although Adam views the web as an excellent and exciting tool for communication, he is not so quick to write off old-media. He stands by his belief in vinyl over digital and books over e-readers. He also enjoys holding a heady brew and sliding sideways down mountains – but never at the same time ;).