Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University

WordPress multisite rebuild for one of the most respected journalism institutions.

We've been stewards of the Nieman Foundation site for a decade; many of those years were spent managing a brittle, complex WordPress multisite. The conversation about a redesign started long before any code was written. Because of the depth and duration of our relationship, we were able to dive into a UX/UI reboot with a head start. The result of our collaboration was a streamlined publishing platform for one of the most respected journalism institutions. Code is shared across multiple WordPress installs, with each built on a foundation that allows for efficient maintenance, clean governance and stable evolution as the institution's needs grow and change.

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Phillips Exeter Academy

Drupal-to-WordPress migration with an agent-ready foundation.

Phillips Exeter Academy's new web platform is engineered for the agentic web. We migrated the school off an aging Drupal install onto a fresh WordPress build — with a more vibrant visual identity and an information architecture that reads as clearly to AI agents as it does to prospective families. Scope ran end-to-end: design consultation, implementation, and onboarding for the school's editorial team — the kind of engagement that's only possible after a decade as their digital partner.

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Transhealth

Five years of stewardship for a trailblazing organization serving the trans and queer community.

Our work with this trailblazing organization hasn't been a single project — it's been an ongoing conversation: content strategy, feature development, accessibility guidance, brand and identity design. Our relationship is built on mutual respect and a shared commitment to the trans and queer community. As this organization has grown and evolved, we've extended and cared for their digital ecosystem with a right-sized and thoughtful approach.

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Stolen Relations at Brown University

A community-centered database of Indigenous slavery history, made public.

Stolen Relations is a community-centered research database with more than 3,700 entries illuminating the complex histories of Indigenous slavery in the Americas. We led the work of turning a closed research tool into a public-facing platform — inviting, accessible, mobile-friendly, and intuitive for tribal members, researchers, and educators alike. After a thorough UX discovery and wireframing phase, we built a new WordPress frontend that integrates cleanly with Brown's existing backend, with hooks for interactive maps and timelines that will deepen the data's visual story over time.

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