Client:	Alzheimer Society of BC
Solution:	We've been developing web projects for the Alzheimer Society of British Columbia since 2001. In 2009, we redesigned their main website. The project included reorganizing the information architecture of the site, creating a brand new design system, implementing Kentico (content management system), and developing two specialized web tools for their events calendar and their news pages.

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HTML wireframes? That sounds kinda weird!

We’re happy to admit that we do things a bit differently around here. We have a whole phase in our approach dedicated to designing your solution in detail and turning it into clickable HTML wireframes. Before we write a single line of code. Why? So that you can really see what we plan to build and then help us make it right.

Our team uses exceptionally talented people called information and interaction architects. That’s because they’re the best at figuring out how to present your information and the best at creating a map of all the ways your users will interact with it.

We care a lot about our clients and what they actually want to do with their websites and software. What are they trying to accomplish beyond the computer screen? We’ve helped people use the web to find, read, learn, buy, sell, listen, watch, talk, share, invest, imagine, create, perform, care, organize, calculate, define, research, inspire, and discover.

We build things that are equally awesome in the form (gorgeous!) and function (useful!) departments. Making things that look good and work well makes us happy. If that makes us weird, well, then we’re OK with that. We’ve been around long enough to know that our different approach gets you better results. Learn more about our approach or meet our team.