Digital Experiences

We craft digital experiences that feel as good as they function. From mobile apps to connected platforms, our work transforms complexity into calm—blending intuitive interactions with thoughtful design to support how people move, think, and thrive.
How we work
We help teams imagine, structure, and visualize intuitive digital experiences across platforms. From journey mapping to UX and UI design, our digital experience strategy translates business goals and user needs into compelling products that are purposeful, elegant, and usable.
Gain clarity on user needs and business priorities through structured journey mapping and digital customer experience strategy.
Bring ideas to life with expert UI digital experience design and prototyping, allowing you to test, iterate, and align before development begins.
Create custom digital experience platforms and design systems to ensure visual and behavioral consistency across web, mobile, and emerging digital touchpoints.
We bridge the gap between design and development, supporting teams through technical discovery, system architecture, and implementation. Whether building new platforms or evolving existing ones, we help partners move fast without sacrificing quality, scalability, or performance.
Early technical discovery and architecture reduce friction and risk, ensuring what’s designed is also feasible and scalable.
Cross-platform development expertise enables clients to confidently launch responsive web apps, iOS, and Android experiences, delivering a unified digital customer experience.
Implementation support ensures smooth handoff and high-fidelity execution—translating digital experience strategy into real-world performance.

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Walker Harden, Director of Experience Design

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FAQ

What exactly is Digital Experience design?

Digital Experience design focuses on crafting user-centric digital interactions like apps and websites that are intuitive, engaging, and aligned with your business objectives. It blends UX/UI design, journey mapping, and technical strategy to create seamless user experiences.

What is journey mapping, and why is it important?

Journey mapping is a visual approach to understanding the paths users take when interacting with your product or service. It helps identify pain points and opportunities, ensuring your digital experiences genuinely meet user needs and business goals. Journey maps are an important artifact to align on the JTBD and to guide the prioritization of design and development work.

Can you work with our existing development team?

Yes, we regularly collaborate closely with client development teams. Our project managers facilitate smooth handoffs, ensuring the final product aligns precisely with design intent and technical requirements.

What platforms do you specialize in designing for?

We design for a wide range of digital platforms, including responsive websites, mobile apps (iOS and Android), and emerging digital interfaces. Our cross-platform expertise ensures consistency and usability across all digital touchpoints. While we like simple websites and interfaces, our team really loves the complexity of reporting software integrated with IoT devices.

How do you ensure consistency in digital products?

We create custom design systems that establish clear visual and behavioral guidelines. This maintains consistency, speeds up development, and makes scaling or updating products easier. Design systems are based on brand guidelines, which we also create if the organization doesn’t already have a well-defined brand.

At what stage should we involve your Digital Experience team?

Ideally, engage us early in the concept or discovery phase. Early involvement lets us guide technical feasibility, UX strategy, and design direction, ultimately reducing risk and ensuring alignment from the start.

How do you validate designs before development?

We use interactive prototyping to bring concepts to life quickly. This allows for iterative testing and refinement, enabling feedback from stakeholders and end-users before investing significant resources into development.