Prototype work outside our three core practices.
Government, Hospitality, and Marketing are where we've built the deepest body of work — but a small number of engagements have taken us into other sectors. Shown here in genericized form, consistent with our editorial policy.
A financial services firm's digital presence
A corporate website for a financial services firm, applying the same clarity-first, trust-led approach we bring to institutional and hospitality work to a sector built on precision and confidence.
The Vision
Financial services firms face a version of the same trust problem as public institutions and hospitality brands — a client has to feel confident in an institution before they'll hand it their money. We wanted to prove our approach travels beyond the three sectors we're best known for.
Confidential — Not Publicly ViewableStatus: Complete.
A cybersecurity company's website
A website for a technology company operating in the cybersecurity space, translating technical credibility into a clear, confidence-building digital presence for a non-technical buying audience.
The Vision
Technical firms often over-index on proving expertise and under-index on being understood by the people signing the contract. We wanted to show that a cybersecurity company's website could do both at once.
Confidential — Not Publicly ViewableStatus: Complete.
A store management system
An internal system for managing retail store operations — inventory, stock levels, and day-to-day store administration — built as a standalone tool rather than for a specific named retailer.
The Vision
Not every system we build sits neatly inside Government, Hospitality, or Marketing. This one exists to prove our operational-systems thinking travels to retail as readily as it does to a ministry back office or a property management company.
Internal System — Not Publicly ViewableStatus: Complete.
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