Why do we all possess only half a brain?

It’s an old question—if not a touch psuedo-scientific—but it points to a stark divide in human psychology: are you right-brained or left-brained?

Artists and scientists rarely share the same skin, and those who do are heralded as geniuses, eccentrics, or Renaissance Men Persons of Indeterminate Gender. This split is especially frustrating when working on the web, a sprawling medium that requires two very different talents: programming and design.

Now here’s a good idea: Programmer Meet Designer, a community site that introduces programmers to designers (and vice versa) to collaborate and build better websites. Here’s what PMD has to say:

This site was created to unite programmers and designers because rarely is a person good at both programming and designing. PMD helps programmers and designers partner up to make websites and web applications that look and work great. It also lets entrepreneurs and writers find people to work with.

It seems like a useful tool for finding the Yin to your Yang, the Bernie Taupin to your Elton John, or the Da Vinci to your, uh, Da Vinci.

(Of course, if you’d rather not hunt the web for your left- or right-brained counterpart, you can always call Four Kitchens instead. We pride ourselves, after all, in delivering the gamut of talent: from web to print, creative to technical! ;))

Source: Lifehacker