"The members of the eDoctrina team are dedicated to:
* Putting the best educational tools in the hands of the nation’s teachers and students.
* Sending a majority of its profits back to students-in-need."
"It is this raw creativity and freedom that distinguishes a designer from a developer" - true! I have a friend of mine who is an absolutely left-brained guy and can develop a website from scratch in a code editor. Frankly, his websites aren't too creative and are a little bit 'mechanical', IMHO.
When a client asks for new APIs and more complex HTML5 specific features, it's clear and it's easy to explain why it could be more expensive. But if he/she asks "Develop me a website in HTML5 because I think XHTML is obsolete and has no future", the answer isn't so evident.
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"The members of the eDoctrina team are dedicated to: * Putting the best educational tools in the hands of the nation’s teachers and students. * Sending a majority of its profits back to students-in-need."
IMO, it's a great example worthy of imitation.