Fragment

We are a web design company that engineers usable and effective web applications.

Web Site Sketches

Our process starts with pen, paper and you. You’re hands on every step of the way, resulting in a project that’s just right for you and your business.

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Raleigh Amphitheater Web Site

The Raleigh Amphitheater needed their internal systems integrated seamlessly with their web site. The result is a fully functional site that works without the need to learn a new system. What can we do for you?

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Invitation Duck Web Site

Invitation Duck needed a simple solution to a complex process. The result is an intuitive site that creates custom invitations. How can we make life simpler for you?

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Design

Design

A well designed site should be a simple and organized solution. It’s a complex process where the focus is all on you.

Development

Development

Choosing the right platform for your application can be a daunting process. We’re here to bring clarity, it’s what we do.

Marketing

Marketing

Let’s face it, running your business is time consuming enough. Let Fragment take care of your marketing needs, online and off.


LATEST POSTS

Posted by Brian Henderson on Monday, May 20, 2013

Entry Level Web Application Developer

Fragment is a web design and development company located in downtown Raleigh. We have an open opportunity for an onsite full time entry level web developer.


Posted by Cameron Lockey on Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Making Talking2Trees: Implementing Custom UISlider Controls, Part III

In the previous two articles, we walked through how to apply an initial "skinning" of your UISlider controls with a customizeAppearance: method in your App Delegate and how to make your UISlider controls have "sticky" values that only return integer values, rather than float values, when you slide them.


Posted by Cameron Lockey on Monday, January 28, 2013

Making Talking2Trees: Implementing Custom UISlider Controls, Part II

In the last post, Making Talking2Trees: Implementing Custom UISlider Controls, Part I, we covered setting up the basic code for UI customization by adding a customizeAppearance: method in your App Delegate implementation file, and the nuts and bolts of creating your UISlider images.


Posted by Cameron Lockey on Wednesday, January 02, 2013

Making Talking2Trees: Implementing Custom UISlider Controls, Part I

As our first iOS app, we knew Talking2Trees was going to be a challenge. We had to dive in head-first into the iOS SDK and learn as much as we could as fast as we could.



HAPPY CLIENTS

Fragment built my web site with the right key words and tags that put me at the top of search engine ratings and drive customers to my door. They do this with a lot of hands-on personal service and they are always willing to help when I have a question. Fragment gets an A+ from me!

- Charles Falk
Innovative Martial Arts Academy