Having been stuck on Drupal for years with few technical resource options to support them, we were able to keep their website updated in the interim while we rebuilt the website in WordPress.

By switching to WordPress, Vaulted estimated they cut their content and website maintenance costs by over 75%.

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AdaptiveMail is an internal email platform intended for enterprise organizations. Its proprietary targeting, list-building, and ranking system enable enterprises to automate email campaigns based on numerous employee demographics.

With a functional prototype, they needed to elevate the user experience to make it demo ready. In addition, they needed a brand that better represented their product and improved messaging on their website and pitch decks.

Designed a memorable, cheerful, logo that captures the business vision.

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Dreamstate Tabletop Megagame is an ongoing passion project based on two premises:

• How do you design a tabletop roleplaying game that doesn’t require pen and paper?
• Appropriate for kids, but fun for adults

The no-pen-and-paper design restriction has brought about a number of innovations that aren’t present in tabletop RPGs or board games.

Most assets are hand-drawn illustrations, vector illustrations, and thousands of lines of CSS to create a board game experience of an RPG, online.

Despite having designed over 100 learning paths within Microsoft Learning, the group responsible for new hires was tasked with building an onboarding experience. Under their ownership, they partnered with us to build the experience.

Given these circumstances, their group’s lead designer developed the visuals in Adobe XD. Our task was to recreate them in HTML/CSS/JS.

“Never have I worked with anyone that could recreate my designs in code with exact precision until I met you.” —Jae Bae, Microsoft Designer

Created a unique, custom-built WordPress theme for the client (no templates) that is content-centric showcasing rich visuals and clean typography for maximum user-engagement on the pages.

Integrated photography with the category engine in WordPress to create eye-popping category selectors to engage users.

Deployed unobtrusive, responsive, sticky ad containers to retain ads on screen for longer periods of time.

Implemented custom fields to allow the client to manage content changes within custom layouts

When you build a collection of over 300 board games, what do you do? You start a board game playing event.

Consol is a web-based productivity and chat SaaS app for personal and team projects. It was designed with the purpose of enabling users to see as much data as possible, see different content types placed together in context, and provide a customizable organization system driven by a hierarchy of tags.

Its foundational design philosophy is based on data density, specifically information scent—the data you can see leaves a “scent” you can follow.  When implemented, user engagement and the speed of information retrieval increases.

Kirby Bates Associates is a recruiting company that finds and places nurse and healthcare executive leaders into healthcare organizations as permanent employees or interim leadership teams. With over 30 years of experience, they have been firmly established in the industry, but started to fall behind the curve as the web matured.

They contacted Artifact after experiencing their lowest year of revenue performance. After working with Artifact, they regained all the lost ground in the first year and tripled revenue after three years.

Mobile app was design delivered in HTML, CSS, and JS so that the client’s sales team was able to demo the experience in a browser and test product validation before incurring development expenses

Created illustrations to drive outcomes data and product benefits to readers

Information within the messaging app was organized, in order, based on 1) what is most essential, 2) what is most pressing, and 3) what is most relevant