A custom CMS with Ruby on Rails focusing on giving the flexibility to hand pick unique design intentions in an unknown digital landscape.

Since many of Bidoun's readers don't have access to high speed internet, the front-end was focused on being as fast and lightweight as possible. A challenging undertaking for a magazine focused on interesting design.

An e-commerce Ruby on Rails web application. We wanted to keep the website out of the way as much as possible, which led us to make most of the information dismisable. Of course, the browsing experience should be as seamless as possible, so preferences are remembered as one browses the site.

404 Error: The Object is Not Online was an exhibition combining the digital and physical worlds. Collecting cursors from the website visitors with Javascript, PHP and MySQL, we projected these avatars into the gallery space through a custom Processing application. A live feed webcam of the gallery was used as the interface for the website.

A new CMS (Craft) for a new website that needed years worth of archival material migrated. The Center for Humanities didn't have the budget (or time), to do it manually, so we made the computers do it.

A new website built with Craft CMS to accompany a new identity. The website is still in active development, but the infrastructure needed to accomodate an easy transition for new features, multiple languages, and mini sub-sites.