"Arthur L. Davis Publishing was founded in 1983 and we are the largest publisher of Nursing Newsletters in the United States. We reach over 2.3 million Nurses each quarter. When it came time to create a new job search web application we turned to Andrew and Darning Pixels. When you first meet Andrew and review what you want to accomplish with your project it is very evident that you are working with a knowledgeable professional executive. Andrew and his staff immerse themselves in your project, learning all they can about your business, and the end result is a web application that we are proud of.

The best endorsement that we can give Darning Pixels is that we came back to them for other projects within our company. Other considerations that we have been impressed with: they layout all of the work they will be doing, they follow their schedule and there are no budget surprises when the project has been completed. They work well with several people within your organization simultaneously and they are prompt in replying to your questions. We feel very comfortable in recommending Darning Pixels to our business associates."

"When the University of Northern Iowa Regional Business Center developed a vision for a new service delivery model, we had to find a private sector developer who could move quickly, think globally and work as part of a dynamic team dedicated to integrating technology with education. We found that partner in Darning Pixels. Their innovative approach to web development made our vision a reality in a few short weeks. They continue to ‘wow’ us as we implement MyEntreNet, nationwide."

"Darning Pixels has been a delight to work with. They have been able to listen to our ideas and needs and translate them into websites and electronic newsletters in line with our company's brand. Not only have the design and execution been great, but their customer service throughout the process has been (and continues to be) beyond our expectations."

"Since we design simple to complex web-based applications for a variety of commercial entities, our web site design needs vary significantly. They must balance usability and process-specific data entry and presentation needs with branding and creativity requirements that are specific to the client’s industry vertical and the target user demography. Darning Pixel’s formal process for capturing this range of requirements through Precedence Maps has helped us efficiently converge the very divergent visual perspectives of our stakeholders. We have seen consistent results with their process, top-notch quality and reliability of work products."