We partnered with Netflix to design and build the Netflix Series For Your Consideration website — a dynamic, on-brand experience showcasing submissions to guild awards ceremonies. Our team handled full-stack development and a custom content management system to empower Netflix’s editorial workflows.

1. 01

   Consistency

   With a tight timeline and high visibility during awards seasons, Netflix needed a site that was visually aligned with their global brand standards.

2. 02

   Flexibility

   The site needed to be flexible for frequent content updates across series, episodes, awards submissions, and promotional assets, as well as events management.

3. 03

   Scalability

   The site also required us to account for scalability across shows for cast, awards, assets, and events, all powered by a custom CMS solution.

Forager’s Fieldbook is our own app for foragers: a private field journal that logs each find in seconds, with its exact spot, photo and species, and tells you when it’s ready to harvest.

1. 01

   Capture in the field

   Foragers work one-handed, off-trail, and often off-grid. We needed a way to log a find and lock its exact spot in seconds — GPS, altitude, accuracy, and photo — without fiddling with coordinates or losing the location later.

2. 02

   Harvest timing

   A find is only useful if you return at the right moment. The app had to track every species through its seasonal window and surface plain-language, glanceable reminders when each one comes ready.

3. 03

   Private, no social sharing

   Foragers guard their spots. This needed to be a private field guide built from the ground you’ve actually walked — synced across your own devices, yours to keep, and yours to delete.

AR Sundial Builder is our own app for designing and building a working sundial: it works out the dial for your exact latitude, explains the math, and guides the build in augmented reality right where you stand.

1. 01

   The geometry is hard

   A working sundial isn’t a clock face. Hour-line angles, gnomon tilt, and substyle geometry all change with your exact latitude — get them wrong and the dial simply doesn’t tell time. Almost nobody gets it right by hand.

2. 02

   Placing it in the real world

   Even a perfect dial is useless unless it’s aimed at true north and tilted to your latitude — and true north isn’t the compass’ magnetic north. That last step is where most builds fall apart.

3. 03

   Understanding, not templates

   Most calculators spit out a template with no explanation. Makers, teachers, and students wanted to understand why the lines fall where they do — and to build it even without a signal in the field.