Sleep­over is a very earnest attempt to make the world of online pub­lish­ing bet­ter. Sleep­over com­prises David & Tag, design­ers of web and print, respec­tively, and work­ing on the same page, finally. As a reader, as a writer, you already know this: the inter­net is no longer novel. It is, in fact, quite ordi­nary. And yet, even as the nor­malcy and heft of online writ­ing ceases to be a ques­tion, the prob­lem of com­pos­ing and pre­sent­ing it remains glar­ingly, glo­ri­ously unsolved. The prob­lem is, as we see it, that ven­tures as dis­parate as neigh­bor­hood blogs and major news out­lets and lit­er­ary jour­nals and records of eso­ter­ica are all being out­fit­ted, wholly inap­pro­pri­ately, with the same baggy suit.

The solu­tion Well, there is no one, sin­gle solu­tion. And that is very much the point. A design in the ser­vice of your con­tent must nec­es­sar­ily be as unique as your con­tent itself. That much is obvi­ous. What isn’t obvi­ous, and what really excites us, are the as-yet-unseen inno­va­tions a strong col­lab­o­ra­tion between pub­lish­ers (you) and design­ers (us) might pro­duce. There are ele­gant and engag­ing  —  and fis­cally sus­tain­able  —  forms just wait­ing to be sussed out, and Sleep­over asks that you come along for the… sussing

What We Can Do For You

Web Design Ah, you know this one. We design your site from top to bot­tom. With back­grounds in book and user inter­face design, we’re ded­i­cated to serv­ing both the writer and the reader. Con­fi­dent typog­ra­phy and content-driven design are our spe­cialty and we pro­vide full-service web design from paper sketches on through to launch.

Edi­to­r­ial Design Some­times con­tent demands new forms, some­times con­tent is just so spe­cial it needs an extra layer of love. Sleep­over can design indi­vid­ual arti­cles or ser­ial fea­tures to make the most of your con­tent. We’ll work with your pub­lish­ing sys­tem and draw on your exist­ing design to expand the pos­si­bil­i­ties of your content.

Iden­tity Design An hon­est and effec­tive (and beau­ti­ful) iden­tity is fun­da­men­tal to a mean­ing­ful brand. We can help you dif­fer­en­ti­ate and sharpen your pres­ence by pin­point­ing what makes you unique. And, hey, if you’re not unique we can knock down walls and rebuild.

HTML & CSS Edu­ca­tion A basic knowl­edge of HTML and CSS is essen­tial to main­tain­ing any web­site. We’d rather empower our clients than squeeze pen­nies, so we offer a sim­ple edu­ca­tional pro­gram along with our design ser­vices so that you don’t have to rely on us to update your site.

A jour­nal of mod­ern thought, good ideas, and pol­ished prose.

Themes for the best dang blog­ging plat­form there is: Tumblr.

Adam Lis­agor and Jesse Thorn’s Kickstarter-funded video series and blog fea­tur­ing prac­ti­cal men’s fash­ion advice.

The defin­i­tive source for all things Mis­sion District.

Prin­ci­pals

David Cole brings along a back­ground in inter­face and visual design, lead­ing the design for web appli­ca­tions like Dis­qus and Ether­Pad. His biggest per­sonal suc­cess is a list of all the Poké­mon accounts on Twit­ter. Point your inter­net at David’s per­sonal web­site for full details.

Tag Sav­age has been get­ting into trou­ble with printed media since he was sus­pended in the ninth grade for putting out his own school news­pa­per. When he’s not putting together exhi­bi­tion cat­a­logs for fine arts muse­ums, he can be found dab­bling in illus­tra­tion and cus­tom let­ter­ing. Do visit his web page.