A tripod is supported by three strong legs, and the team behind Go Tripod are strong in their respective departments and supportive in the way they do business.

Ѫ Jon Baker

Jon started his career hacking code on his Sinclair Spectrum before moving on to more sophisticated machines ( …such as a Commodore 64 ). He graduated from the University of Kent in 2000 with a degree in Computer Science and since then has worked in finance and education before co-founding Go Tripod. He is passionate about usability and design and his favourite development technologies are Ruby, and Objective-C/Cocoa. When he is not sat at his desk he is standing on his head doing yoga, refining his taste for food or on an adventure exploring the great outdoors.

Ѫ Colin Ramsay

Colin remembers the days when people tried to make you pay for web browsers, and when Internet Explorer was considered the best option for the future of the web. Things have changed a lot since then, in fact Colin regularly shakes his head when he thinks what is possible online in 2009. His co-authored book, Learning Ext JS shows off some of the technologies he loves working with when he’s not writing on his personal blog or preparing a pet project in our labs.

Ѫ Simon Ashley

Simon comes to Go Tripod after nurturing two other successful software businesses. He understands software and technology. Simon heads up the front of house, smiling and helping Clients get to grips with tech and effectively using it to improve their businesses. For the record – yes, he still owns a Sinclair ZX81.