It was any other Sunday just like today, when I visited Asim’s place and together we instigated the idea of Teabreak, Pakistan’s first virtual Chai ka Dhaba (tea house) which will allow the Pakistani blogging community to promote their blogs and share the sense of community. We were lucky that our idea caught attention and Teabreak who started with two blog feeds now has above 900 registered blogs with the growth rate of 78%

The credit goes to the Pakistani blogging community for trusting us and team TeaBreak that professionally performed all the tasks at hand and gave it a personal stroke. The reason of writing this post is to officially announce the departure of old team members and union of a newest member in the community.

Shahzad Khan aka Dehog

Shahzad who is responsible for the design and front end code of the current web site officially left the team last month because of the ever increasing responsibilities at his present job in Singapore. His awesome designs are the face of TB, his work and presence in the team will be genuinely felt.

Zair Abbas

Zair another creative designer from CC was majorly responsible for the first TB design. He also assisted Shahzad in the second design; he is currently busy with his day job at CC and creating some cool commercial stuff.

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We wish both Zair and Shahzad best of luck in their careers; you are still the part of TB community.

Assad Ullah

Assad is the youngest and newest member to join team TB. The multi talented has joined the team as web developer cum designer. He is currently working on TeaBreak’s photo blogging portal which is due to release next month.

Coming Soon:

TeaBar (a widget-based toolbar that you can install in your browser and stay connected with Pakistan’s blogging community while continuing to browse your)

Aperture (First Pakistani photo blogging portal that will allow all the aspiring photo bloggers to see and report the issues with the help of their images)

TeaBreak v 3.0 (Not just a design re-vamp but we have planned a complete system overhaul, we are working on a behavior-based engine over aggregated data. Trying to take a step further ahead from aggregation)

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