In 2009, one of Seattle’s most beloved learning institutions needed a modern website for showcasing its offerings, registering students, and taking payments. Working Concept built a system from scratch, giving the site a public facelift and tailored suite of administrative tools.

During the site’s continuous evolution, we’ve added a school calendar, support for custom payments, ongoing search engine optimization, and site-wide SSL security.

The design team at a well-known Fortune 500 company needed a way to collect and manage its increasing volume of requests. What started as a quick prototype has continued to evolve web application that's utilized from various points on the globe. The web app uses a private API to interact with a native Mac OSX application and dashboard widget.

In addition to facilitating a more streamlined work flow, the application provides various decision-makers with the ability to instantly see what different teams are working on.

Pat represents a number of talented artists, and the website that represented her was showing its age. We worked together to create an elegant, modern website that can be regularly maintained. The sleek new site was designed to compliment a newly-developed logo and print package handcrafted by the talented Juliet Shen.

Bill wanted a web portfolio that felt like his own: something professional and focused on great work. We worked together to refine an ultra-minimalistic viewing experience, while making sure that each collection could be frequently and easily maintained.

This boutique home building company needed a website that could showcase its homes with the same attention to detail that’s applied in the home building process. The end result was a simple and elegant showcase of work that can be easily maintained. The incorporated identity refresh even made its way to new business cards and truck graphics!

Forrest Fenn has built an enormous collection of artwork and historic artifacts from throughout the southwest and beyond. His continued to writing, blogging, and public interviews made it clear that he needed an improved web presence. We redesigned the Old Santa Fe Trading Co website using many actual drawings and artifacts, and built everything on top of ExpressionEngine so that future blogging, collection maintenance, and even selling artifacts would be straightforward.

Though Cindy's work and client testimonials speak for themselves, they weren't saying much on the internet before cindyepps.com. We built a site that would showcase spots and testimonials, making sure that video would work just as well on an iPhone as it does on the desktop. This is all built with a CMS, of course, so that Cindy can make updates when she gets a rare break between projects.