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If your website could look in the mirror, what would it say?

Do you like it sexy?

The Sexy Grammarian wanted to create a completely new online presence, one that reflected the brand she had been developing for the past year.

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If your website could look in the mirror, what would it say?

Want to look different?

2Bridge Communications wanted to stand out from the competition. They wanted to present an updated brand message, where they could highlight their unique service.

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If your website could look in the mirror, what would it say?

Time to modernize?

The Mexican Museum wanted a website they could maintain. More than twelve years prior, they had a custom content management system developed to maintain their website.

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If your website could look in the mirror, what would it say?

Want to beautify?

"My website is ugly, ugly, ugly!" That's what Katie Anderson said when she asked us for help. She had hired SEO experts to optimize her website, and that gave her top ranking in search engines. Unfortunately...

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The Mexican Museum of San Francisco

The Mexican Museum wanted a website they could maintain in-house. They no longer had the support or the funds to pay for necessary upgrades and repairs to the custom content management system built more than twelve years prior. They wanted to start over with a standard open source platform that their staff could maintain. 

They also felt the design of the site was outdated and no longer reflected the imagery from the extensive collection of objects and broader audience they now represented. They wanted something modern that incorporated their updated brand.

WHAT WE DID:

The Mexican Museum wanted to launch on Mexican Independence Day, and we met their timeline. Once the board of directors approved our plan, we had one month to publish the new website, a project that typically takes three or more months. We created a custom design with a content management system and published in record time. 

We integrated an image management system to showcase their extensive collection of objects and streamlined the process of exporting object descriptions from their internal database to the website.

We trained the museum staff, allowing the museum to take back the reins and manage the site on their own.