Fragment, a leading web design and application development company, is looking for a web developer to join our crew. As a developer here at Fragment you will be working on projects on your own as well as larger projects that are a collaborative effort. Located off of Glenwood South, we have a laid back but focused office culture. Read more →
2012 AIGA Studio Tour
Posted by Chris Yow on Thursday, March 29, 2012
The annual Raleigh AIGA studio tour is dawning upon us on March 30th and we are super pumped about having tons of triangle people fill our office tomorrow! If you’ve ever wondered what Fragment life is like looking inside our windows from Fayetteville street, now is the chance to get your fill ( lets be real though, you can drop by whenever you want, doesn’t need to be a formal event ). Read more →
Now Hiring Web Designer
Posted by Brian Henderson on Monday, January 09, 2012
This position has been filled! Read more →
Fragment is a web design and custom application shop in downtown Raleigh, NC. We are a small yet powerful team of designers and developers who work to make the web a better experience for everyone. We work with all types of clients on a wide range of projects from convention centers and restaurants to custom card applications and car rental databases. Read more →
Now Hiring Entry Level Web Developer
Posted by Brian Henderson on Tuesday, January 03, 2012
This position has been filled! Read more →
Hello people! Fragment, a leading web design and application development company, is looking for an entry level web developer to join our crew. As a developer here at Fragment you will be working on projects on your own as well as larger projects that are a collaborative effort. Located in downtown Raleigh, we have a laid back but focused office culture. Read more →
Building Fragment 3.0
Posted by Chris Yow on Wednesday, November 09, 2011
At Fragment, doing things the same way every time is just simply unacceptable. It’s easy to fall into the groove of just one system or one programming language and to just stick with what you know. The fact is, that in a years time, the latest trend in the web world could already have been replaced by something else and honestly, the stuff I was learning in college was already out of date before I even graduated. Read more →
