Duke Today, the news website of Duke University, needed to upgrade its site design and allow editors to build engaging stories. We rebuilt the website with Drupal 9 and migrated over 20 years of content. The new website empowers editors with the flexibility to present stories in whatever way best supports the content. In addition, our migration strategy ensures a more future-conscious and sustainable data model for years to come.

RevBoss has been growing tremendously since its foundation, and a new look was needed to reflect that. In addition, they wanted a more simplified approach to creating and managing content and needed a new website that would allow them to do just that. By updating their site with our new branding guidelines, RevBoss now has a sophisticated identity everyone can rely on.

Duke Alumni Magazine (DAM) reached out to us to design a new digital presence that would complement their printed magazine. They wanted a less academic-looking site to stand out against other more traditional Duke sites.

We developed an immersive mobile application experience that cultivates and inspires adventures in the beautiful state of North Carolina.

During one of our Labs meetings, team members expressed interest in creating a live-updating two-player version of the Knucklebones minigame from Cult of the Lamb. As a result, our developers leveraged React to develop a new version of the Knucklebones game using WebSockets and Hasura.

We worked with the Nasher Museum of Art to create online tools to help teachers and students better understand African-American artists and their work.

Made Trade, an ethical and sustainable home decor eCommerce company, needed a way to automate its time-intensive return process.

Decentralized Future Council wanted to redesign its website so that it would appeal to DC policymakers and signal legitimacy to the Web3 community.

We collaborated with the C4ADS team to develop a custom WordPress site that allows them to manage and update their content easily.