APN publishes a lot of content. They needed a system that would allow them to have granular control over articles, images, and documents to keep their readership up-to-date on events in the Middle East. Together with Marc Katcshner, we designed and built a custom content management system to control nearly every aspect of the site.

BGCH is a traditional nonprofit in that they depend on fundraising and contribution efforts to stay operational. Their donors are their lifeblood. It follows that being able to understand and track where and whom money is coming from is crucial to the well-being of the organization. We built them a custom system to track donors, contributions, proposals, and campaigns along with extensive reporting capabilities - completely based on their requirements. More importantly, the system required very little training and no in-house resources to maintain.

The Janet Botaish Group syndicates some of the most prestigious photographers in the world. The staff regularly interacts with publicists, photo editors, art buyers and agents to provide photo asset delivery and information. They knew their website was being underutilized in this process, but not sure what to do about it. We came in to evaluate their current workflow and find ways to improve upon it. The project included extensive user interviews with staff to fully understand the business processes and a trail of documentation to track all discoveries. Among them, most notable were some key marketing enhancements to complete their sales cycle online. We finished by conducted a detailed vendor and software analysis and eventually selected a partner to develop the new site.

The folks at Nice Footwear have two distinct product lines. They wanted each line to have its own website. Along with David Salmassian Design's front-end work, we built a simple yet powerful content management system that allows them to update both sites easily from one place. Staff can update news, events, showcase photos, products and product images, and collect names for their mailing list.

Letop is a children's clothing manufacturer and retailer based in San Francisco. Under the direction of Pea.Brain design, we were approached to build a store locator for their website so customers could easily find the nearest of the 3000+ Letop retailers. The list of stores also changed frequently, so they needed an easy way to update their store data at any time, from anywhere. They ended up saving so much time with their new tool, company growth was inevitable and we added an easily updatable Jobs section to the website.