Case Study
Quebec Writers’ Federation
Streamlining the operations for a 20+ year old, vibrant organization serving a minority community
Case Study
Childhood Disability LINK
Empowering clinicians and families of children with disabilities by crafting a user-centered experience
Case Study
Poetry in America
Transforming a blog into an engaging experience that creates human connections through poetry
Case Study
les éditions du remue-ménage
Modernizing the online home a leading francophone feminist publishing house
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Shield of Athena
Championing the rights of immigrant women
Recent launches
The Philanthropist Journal
Modernizing the visual brand and online experience through user-centered design
American Folklore Society
Streamlining content organization and modernizing visual brand for engagement with a broader audience
Community Forests International
Bringing a new visual brand to life online
Additional work
Inclusive America
Empowering data sharing and understanding for greater government diversity
Women Talk Design
Building authority for an organization on a mission to see more diverse speakers on stage
Alliance for Zero Extinction
Increasing engagement to help fight extinction
MAI (Montréal, arts interculturels)
Celebrating 20 years of diverse artists and audiences
Our difference
Small but mighty teams delivering meaningful results
We keep to the small but mighty mentality, making sure that our teams work directly with you and nothing gets lost in translation. We will work closely with you to anticipate strategic needs and future-proof the website we create to allow it to grow and evolve along with your organization and the ever-changing technological landscape.
Sasha was so great at communicating throughout the process, and I really appreciate how they took all of my concerns very seriously and talked me through each one of them.
I also really loved the multiple check-ins and the ability to provide feedback. I appreciated both that a lot of feedback was implemented, but when Sasha didn’t think it was the right decision, that they talked me through it and didn’t just say “yes” to everything I said if they didn’t think it was best for what we were doing.
Danielle Barnes
Women Talk Design