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F5 Project and Consultancy - CEO
“Beyond anything, working with Ali Seckin makes you feel secure. He respects your deadlines and while guiding you through the whole process, he delivers more than you expect as an outcome. His ability to work individually or as a part of a team, his attention to details and deadlines, and the respect he has for his craft makes him a trustworthy solution partner. I hope to work with him for many years to come.”
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Protomasyon Automation Solutions - CEO
“It was a real pleasure working with Ali Seckin. Coming from a different background and expertise, I had little knowledge about how to brand my startup and reach potential customers. All I needed to do was describe what my startup is about and what I wanted to achieve. From the first meeting onward, he took the lead and delivered a great corporate identity as well as a website that converts. I am eager to work with him on future projects and I highly recommend his services.”
In the mid to late 19th century, the technological change was a big driving force, just like today. The new inventions were deeply changing how people live and work. The change from an agrarian culture to the industrial culture defined the look and feel of design in Victorian Era.
While these developments were happening, the deskilling of the craftsman and manufacturing of mass-produced items, expansion of factories and even growing cities, a reaction emerged in the late 19th century, the Arts and Crafts movement.
Before industrialization, things were made in small numbers, carrying the emotions and fingerprints of its creator as a result of its moment of creation.
In 1400s AD, after several years of focused experiments, Johannes Gutenberg made the system scalable and led the way for a mass produced printing industry with his Printing Press.