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Over the years we've had the pleasure of working alongside many talented and thoughtful people. We wouldn't be who we are today without their contributions.
Andy Mangold, Anthony Mattox, Dan Martens, and Josh Hepworth start Friends of the Web in Baltimore, Maryland. Our first clients include early-stage startups from around the country and local companies in the budding Baltimore tech scene.
Wikiweb is featured in the Apple App Store and selected by Starbucks as its App of the Week, leading to hundreds of thousands of downloads.
We acted as the “de-facto CTO” and provided extensive development services and technical consulting as Huckberry grew from a two-man operation to the massive e-commerce platform it is today.
We worked closely with Nick and co-creator Drew Breunig to maintain and update the app throughout its ~10 year lifespan.
This marks the beginning of a fruitful collaboration with Avi Badwal across multiple colleges and universities.
Our groundbreaking license selection UI has since been adopted by other type foundries, establishing a new standard within the industry. Our relationship with Frere-Jones Type is ongoing as we continue to improve and maintain the site as the foundry evolves.
This unique space serves as a testing ground for new technologies from Figure 53, Chris’s associated software company, and a resource for performing artists.
Our relationship with William and Selma continues to this day as Kilotype continues to grow and thrive.
This project marks the beginning of an ongoing partnership with the EASEL Lab and sparks our interest in further research-oriented projects.
We worked with Andy Baio and Andy McMillan through the festival’s conclusion in 2024.
In close collaboration with the LA Phil’s tech team we rebuild their existing mobile apps, release a new app for the Hollywood Bowl, and build custom-designed ticketing apps for internal use by staff. Our relationship with the LA Phil continues to this day.
Our influence can be seen from their single-sign-on page to the user experience of newly accepted students completing their statement of intent to register.
Our ongoing collaboration sees us working on complex data management, mapping, and data visualization as well as directly supporting government agencies from all over the world.
The sophisticated backend, tailored precisely to their needs, allows the Sharp Type team to create intricately designed, media-rich layouts built to their exacting specifications, as well as process all the sales from their extensive type library. We continue to work with the Sharp Type team supporting their unique business.
We are currently working with Anna and her team on a substantially improved and expanded next version of the World Food Map.
The ARTIS Database is set to launch soon.
This is the first of multiple forthcoming web projects to distribute SEL Kernels to a variety of diverse audiences.