11 February 2008

Alltop.com

Posted by Craig
Not strictly on-topic, but we found a link.

Alltop is an example of an Agile approach to product development by Guy Kawasaki.

Probably not the most technical whizz bangery ever thought up, but a neat site nonetheless.

Visit Alltop and enjoy.


Photo originally by vattenpuss
and lifted from here
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