Brian Worthington & Associates is a full-service interior design firm specializing in high-end residential and commercial projects. They needed a visual rebrand on their online visuals.

Dwinker needed a web and mobile application to order promotional drinks at bars. We designed and developed the web and mobile app. We also handled all branding and marketing packages online and offline.

Two-decade-old Heavy duty and auto parts company wanted to transition to online sales. We created all the branding and developed on the Magento commerce platform.

The Romare Bearden Foundation needed a website upgrade from 1999. Collecting all the elements over the years, we designed and developed a new brand new identity website to showcase the former artists' work. Technologies used include WordPress, PHP, Bootstrap, Photoshop.

Bebe & Lenox needed a website to showcase their one of a kind furniture. We designed and developed the web on WordPress and Woocommerce customizing every aspect.

UWS Dental needed a website to book their clients and show their expertise in dental work. We designed and developed the web on WordPress, customizing every aspect.

The Power Of You Teens Foundation based in New York needed a new online presence. We developed on WordPress with extended custom functions.

Jennifer Post Design needed a transformative website redesign. We upgraded and developed version three using a reactive platform to engage their clients.

We customized the responsive website, outlined marketing strategies, and assisted in business development, with their expansion and Kickstarter.

At Red Door Childcare & Learning Centers, our educational child care begins with a deep respect for your child's eagerness to learn and capacity to develop meaningful relationships. We designed, developed, and revamped the entire site.

We designed the Fuel My Run app to track all running needs, from intervals to marathons.

The popular Harlem restaurant needed new marketing materials, the team was able to capture their visuals for online and offline marketing.

LeBlanc & Williams needed a new brand identity as well as a 360 marketing package. This included a responsive website, social presence, and online and offline marketing materials.