Making a responsive site for the largest video game company in the world is no small task. Especially when maintaining the preceding content hierarchy, but where there’s a will there’s a way. We painstakingly broke down every section and reworked the content into responsive formats. With an all new grid and type hierarchy we transformed nintendo.com into an accessible and responsive experience.

For the future of Nintendo.com we envisioned a seamless ecosystem that that would integrate content from eShop, Miiverse, Nintendo TVii and Nintendo Network. Making it easier to learn about new content and make purchases from wherever you are. Our key goal was making Nintendo’s content more accessible and actionable on all devices. Making it easy to browse for games, manage account information, and share experiences with friends.

New York’s Signature Theatre, was founded to celebrate the playwright. They commit to showing a playwright’s entire body of work, rather than presenting a single piece. Over the past decade the theater has worked with renowned architect Frank Gehry to create a space that connects viewers to the work, as well as to each other. 

Fifteen signage monitors and three 85” interactive touchscreen displays were employed to create an immersive experience that facilitates audience interaction. We worked closely with both Signature and Gehry teams, to create this engaging, immersive environment.

The touchscreens encourage patrons to explore each season by diving into content about the plays, the playwright and the theatre. In addition patrons can unite by publishing responses to questions posed by Signature–either by interacting with the screen or by posting to Twitter with a dedicated hashtag.

To say Sounders FC has a loyal fanbase might be an understatement. With an average of nearly 45,000 fans at every game, the Sounders not only lead the MLS in attendance, they outdraw all but three Major League Baseball teams. At pre-match, the app lets these fans purchase tickets, add the match to their calendar and browse Sounders’ news and videos. During each match, the apps highlight goals scored, cards issued and other critical match stats, while allowing fans who can’t be at the match to follow game play via live audio and Twitter streams. Post-match, the apps feature match recaps, play highlights and full match stats. And at any time, you can access team roster, schedule, league standings, news, video and more through the menu.

Push notifications provide opportunities for the club to share offers and announcements with its supporters at any time. Additionally, we built in the ability to link the apps to an individual fan’s MatchPass account, enabling customized delivery of coupons, offers and discounts on team merchandise and concessions—or deals from partner businesses. And MatchPass integration is just the first step in a plan to give fans even greater control over their experience, driving greater adoption of this fan loyalty program.

ABC asked us to conceptualize and design the future of national and local mobile news. To do this we designed and app that evolved throughout the day with morning, afternoon and evening editions supplemented with breaking alerts. You can swipe horizontally to move from section to section and vertically to dive deeper into each section, making the user experience light and easy. We wanted to evoke the visual language of a newspaper and still keep the design contemporary and fresh, but most importantly presenting the news in a a clear digestible manner.

ESPN for Windows 8 provides breaking news, real-time score alerts, updates through the Start Screen live tiles, game coverage, podcasts and sharing features—as well as offering support for myESPN accounts and synchronization features, so you can fully customize your ESPN experience.

To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the release of the original Halo game, Xbox issued there-mastered edition titled Halo Combat Evolved: Anniversary. Accompanying the release, we designed a “living monument” to celebrate the fans that have made Halo the seminal gaming experience it has become. This living monument features a 3D Master Chief covered in a digital mosaic of user generated content. Every piece of content is assigned a unique maker on the digital mosaic the comprises the 3D model allowing fans to share their tributes across their social channels with a personalized video.

Target has long been a retail trendsetter, taking an approach that treats shoppers as guests and puts product design, customer service and local communities at the forefront. Target Pulse was created for potential candidates get a sneak peek into what it’s like to work in this environment. With candidates being potentially anywhere, we knew mobile would be key to spreading the word, so we created site that would look great in any device. We took a clean approach that exudes the style, energy and vibrancy of the of the Target brand.

One of the few select titles that launched with the Xbox One was Dead Rising 3, an open world survival horror game from Capcom. Working with Capcom we made sure we got the right level of gruesome detail that Dead Rising fans have come to expect. The site features teasers, technology highlights, media, maps, and plans for the some of the most destructive weapon and vehicle combinations in the game.

The folks at Tech Crunch had us create this infographic that tracks how much each group messaging app was mentioned on Twitter and sentiment analysis during SXSW. The graphic provides a helpful features checklist for the contenders along with revealing the SXSW group messaging Winner, Second Place and Best In Show.

When you have an important issue like STEM education, it’s paramount to have a good vehicle for your message. We teamed up with Washington STEM to help speed the word. Using vibrant color and clean design we transformed their site into a hub of information to answer any questions about STEM, and help individuals take action.

Roy Street Coffee & Tea isn’t your average Starbucks. It’s is a concept coffeehouse that reflects the local neighborhood’s values and personality and celebrates the Pacific Northwest’s coffee heritage, materials and artists. To make sure we made a site that felt like a cohesive part of this experience we got involved while construction was still underway at the concept coffeehouse. This allowed us to interpret what was happening in that physical space, and transform it into a digital experience with the same mood and level craftsmanship. Working with teams from varying disciplines to make a cohesive experience was a challenge, but our efforts resulted in an harmonious end.