About Miceli Studios LLC

In this economic down-turn, small has become the new big.
We are a hand picked set of seasoned, savvy individuals who can truly focus on client’s needs and deliver high quality, creative results. We do this efficiently and effectively without passing through the overhead of big agencies.

About Steve Miceli (Interactive Creative Director / Web Designer / Digital Strategist)

Steve Miceli has been working with web design, motion design, and interactive media for over 13 years at major New York City advertising agencies. He recently left his position as interactive creative director (at the same agency for 7 years) where he managed a creative team and helped nurture interactive businesses. Now, Steve’s background and experience is focused and applied to creating compelling, highly creative and engaging experiences for his clients.

Steve’s discipline offers up a rare mix of right brain and left brain thinking. This philosophy merges the principles of beautiful and strategic web design—with logical and well-organized, structured and intuitive architecture. The merging of design and development and it’s inherent synergy, allows for the creation of visually stunning, compelling and easy to use sweb design solutions. Let’s get to work!

A bit more about Steve… the fun stuff

Growing up I constantly explored the mechanics of things. I experimented and created with the tools of the time like Lincoln Logs, LEGO, and erector sets. I began to take everything apart, and attempted to modify or clarify what made things work. As I got a bit older I discovered a passion for physics and rhythm — and a general affinity for creating something from nothing.

Whithin the last 13 years or so—the professional creation of  website design and motion graphics on the computer took over, as a positive outlet for my energy and imagination. Some of the effects that this has had on my life, the endless search for what makes things work, and how it applies itself to present day life are represented on this web design blog from New York City.