Building a new website or revamping your internal tools can seem like a hilariously complicated undertaking.
How is it going to be organized?
Who's going to write the articles?
How will people find the Annual Report?
What about that new grant requirement?
Who's in charge here anyway?
Deep breaths, my friend. What you need is a plan.
We are very good at plans
We're strategists
As such, we're not satisfied when strategy is a discrete part of the discovery process, or applied to one narrow slice of your project - we want the whole thing, start-to-finish, steeped in strategic thinking.
Aaron
Aaron takes pride in solving the technical puzzles around getting your project built, from planning all the way to a sensible, flexible implementation.
@aparkeningaaron@webmeadow.com
Eileen
Eileen likes helping your team understand the bigger picture behind the work, and finding the most effective way to use your website to reach organizational goals.
@webmeadoweileen@webmeadow.com
We've worked with:
- Shriver Center
- National Kidney Foundation
- A List Apart
- US Fish & Wildlife Service
- Johnson & Johnson
- Trek
We're located on a small farm in southern Maine, and our offices are solar-powered. We keep a flock of ducks, rabbits, and chickens; they are hilarious and only really loud when we are trying to sound professional on conference calls.