Client Case Studies

Tides wanted annual impact storytelling that lived online as an experience, not a PDF. Three microsites later, they have a digital language of their own.

Planet Women needed a year-three report that matched their values and kept earning after launch week. Here is how it became a year-round asset.

Making Waves needed separate reports for its Foundation and Academy that still felt like one mission. Four reports later, here is what worked.

NACCHO had an overdose-response toolkit full of careful research and a format that slowed readers down. Here is how it became a field resource.

Breast Cancer Prevention Partners had science that could move legislation and materials that were hard to share. Here is what changed when the design caught up.

The American Diabetes Association's Eye Health Initiative had real results living in spreadsheets and internal notes. Here is how it became one report funders could act on.

The Engaged Learning Office at the University of Michigan had 960 students and 225 projects to show, and no report to show them in. Here is how the first one got built.

The National Center for Teacher Residencies had 2.2 million students of impact and reports nobody understood. Here is how a story-first report fixed that.

Peninsula Family Service was approaching its 75th anniversary, a major milestone. Their annual report became a model for what future reports could achieve.

See how we turned one design project into the foundation for every design that followed. And how you can do the same.