Emeryville, CA 01.07 - 02.07 - When TimeBridge asked Busse Design to redesign their website in August 2006, they were already racing the clock. With plans to launch the company at the Web 2.0 Conference in November, TimeBridge wanted a new website to showcase the company and product.

Busse Design went to work on User Interface Sketches immediately and soon offered TimeBridge two alternative directions. Once a UI direction was selected, Busse created three Visual Design directions. From the selected direction, they created designs for every page, along with home page Flash animation, icons, and custom illustrations for the entire site.

With the Design phase complete, Busse's production group took over, creating HTML templates for review by the TimeBridge engineering team. Busse Design then produced and tested the remaining pages, completing everything by the third week in October - just 11 weeks after project launch. Then the TimeBridge engineering team took over for two weeks, implementing and testing the code on their server. The new website launched together with the company on time - November 7, 2006.

About TimeBridge
TimeBridge is the creator of a program that facilitates one-step scheduling for meetings. Transforming Microsoft Outlook into a hub for collaborative web services so users can assimilate the company's service into their everyday lives, TimeBridge works across time zones, calendaring systems and companies. While online calendars help users track their time, TimeBridge facilitates the social and often complex process of getting busy people together-in person, on the phone or online. For more information, please visit http://www.timebridge.com.

About Busse Design USA
Busse Design USA Inc., founded in 1997, and Busse Design Ulm GmbH, founded in 1959, together form a full-service design agency. Busse Design USA provides a wide range of services for their clients —including user interface design, product design and development, branding and packaging design, and a wide range of usability testing services. Working from a human factors perspective, Busse Design USA combines compelling design with strong process methodologies that result in superior user experiences for both its clients and their customers and partners. Headquartered in a restored 1913 building in Emeryville, CA — home to one of the largest populations of artists studios in the San Francisco Bay Area — Busse Design USA employs accomplished designers, Human Computer Interaction specialists, information architects, as well as brand and marketing experts. More information about Busse Design USA can be found at http://www.bussedesign.com.