The Mission To create obvious, discoverable, and usable Window applications and Web sites while reconciling the need for both standardization and innovation. To the end user, the interface is the software. Whether the user is an office worker using an application, or a programmer using a development tool, a good user interface will enable anyone to leverage off the accumulated knowledge and experience in working with Windows.
Users learn more easily and rapidly, and become more productive sooner while requiring less support.
Located in the San Francisco Bay Area adjacent to Silicon Valley, PTT's clients include some of the largest corporations and commercial software developers in the country, as well as small ISVs, VARs, and system integrators. Take a gander at our office. Ken Schiff started PTT in 1989 to evangelize well-designed, usable software. Ken's varied work experience in several diverse industries prior to joining the computer industry equips him with a point of view unique in the development community. He started evaluating and critiquing user interface designs for personal computers in 1985, and since 1989 has been working almost exclusively with GUIs, particularly Microsoft Windows.