About Us - Salyris Studios

Sean Cook, MBA/TM and CEO

Sean Cook, MBA/TM, is the CEO of Salyris Studios which has been a small web and print design studio that began in early 2004. Salyris was first built as a simple site to showcase some projects Sean had worked on and it has grown into a much larger studio than he had initially planned.

Now he can offer all kinds of services such as web design and development, print design, soundtracks, voice-over’s, 3D renderings/animations, Joomla! design and development, and much more. We strive as a team to give each of our clients the best results while using the latest technologies and trends.

Sean has over 15 years of combined education and experience in multiple IT job titles: Webmaster, Lead Designer, Project Manager, Small Business Start-Ups, Networking, Strateg, /Market Research, PC Harware Technician, Team Leader, or Technical Support Manager.

Sean also holds multiple degrees: AA, Liberal Arts Degree, BS, Integrated Media (almost double-majored in Sports Medicine with an Athletic Training minor by just 5 classes; hence the BS in a BA major/minor), Master of Business Administration/Technology Management (MBA/TM) and has been involved in the Internet since its inception as a user, designer, and a quick study of new as well as upcoming technology changes.

Iain Morland, PhD and Our Soundman

Iain Morland, PhD, is a composer and audio designer who has been writing and performing music since 1994. He has partnered with Salyris Studios to offer inspirational soundtracks and innovative effects for websites and multimedia projects.

Combining cutting-edge sound design tools with traditional musical talent, Iain provides a comprehensive sound design service, ranging from custom music (in any style) to sound restoration and even voice acting.

His audio design credits include the shows ‘Proper Shopper’ (1999) and ‘Baa Baa Boys’ (1999) at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and London’s Etcetera Theatre, and the independent films ‘Driving Through Snow’ (2004) and ‘Out Loud’ (2006). He contributed music to ‘The D’ni History Puzzle’ computer game (2005).

Also, an accomplished pianist and songwriter, he has released a CD of original pop songs, ‘Craft, Design and Technology’ (2002). Iain teaches cultural studies at Cardiff University, UK (Google Map Link). Please, check out his official website: http://www.iainmorland.net

Ramon Moser, Expert 3D Modeler and Animator

Ramon Moser is an expert 3D modeler and animator creating high quality material for Internet and television since 1996. With a graduate dregree in Advertising and Publicity--including hand drawing skills, specialization courses, and more than 10 years of professional experience in production companies--Ramon is a complete multi-purpose 3D artist.

As a Salyris Studios partner, Ramon produces 3D models and animations to be used in websites and multimedia projects. Whether it's a talking charatcer, a flying logo, or an animated diagram, Ramon delivers quick, affordable and practical solutions - fully committing to each client's needs.

Would you like to see more of Ramon's work? Please, check out his official website: http://www.coroflot.com/ramoser

Our Goals and mission...

Here at Salyris Studios we try to go the extra mile with our clients by offering different solutions at reasonable prices, but always delivering quality. Our first goal is quality since our customers deserve it. We just don't do it any other way! We are confident in our ability to meet almost any demand and consistantly design with quality in mind. Our client's success is ultimately our success and we pride ourselves in delivering quality results.

We also have relationships with other developers and programmers so that any size project can be accomplished!

Our Mission on Every Project:

Reliability involves the correct technical functioning of the site and the accuracy of service promises (having items in stock, delivering when promised), billing, and product information.
Responsiveness means quick response and the ability to get help if there is a problem or question.
Access is the ability to get on the site quickly and to reach the company when needed.
Flexibility involves choice of ways to pay, ship, buy, search for, and return items.
Ease of navigation means that a site contains functions that help customers find what they need without difficulty, possesses a good search engine, and allows the customer to maneuver easily and quickly back and forth through the pages.
Efficiency means that a site is simple to use, is structured properly, and requires a minimum of information to be input by the customer.
Assurance trust involves the confidence the customer feels in dealing with the site and is due to the reputation of the site and the products or services it sells as well as clear and truthful information presented.
Security and privacy involves the degree to which the customer believes the site is safe from intrusion and personal information is protected.
Price knowledge is the extent to which the customer can determine shipping price, total price, and comparative prices during the shopping process.
Site aesthetics relates to the appearance of the site.
Customization/personalization is how much and how easily the site can be tailored to individual customers' preferences, histories, and ways of shopping.

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