A nice percentage of our web traffic comes to us, believe it or not, from Google images. As we started to analyze the traffic we found that our Agile Usability Model was one of our main attractions.

Agile Usability is clearly blowing up and becoming a much more efficient model for addressing continuous design and development, so it’s no surprise that this page in particular has piqued some interest. We had not, however, anticipated that our concept was something someone would lift almost to the letter.

A small IT and Development Outsourcing company, BMBO, decided that they liked the visual concept enough to take roughly 90% of the design and visual concepts intact, while altering (minimally) the content.

Joost van de Wijgerd, Founder and Advisor to BMBO, has yet to respond to our email which acknowledges the uncanny resemblance. There’s no telling if they’ll attribute the design (which you may note they ironically watermarked as their own) to Limina, but in the mean time… we’re flattered.

Tags: design, Infringement

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