We design and develop iPhone and iPad apps for everyday work. That might mean putting information in someone's hands away from a desk, or making a task easier on a device they already carry.
We can help plan an app, build it, or improve one already in use. First, we'll review the functionality and whether any native APIs are needed. If budget and reducing maintenance costs are primary concerns, a web-based app might be a lower-cost solution than a native iOS app, and it can still be listed in the App Store.
We work through who will use it, where they'll use it, and what they need to get done. Then we separate the first release from the features that can wait.
An iPad offers different possibilities than a phone. We design for both where needed, using familiar controls so people don't have to learn everything from scratch.
We connect the app to the data and services it needs. We also plan for a lost connection, including what people can still do and how they'll know their work has been saved.
We help prepare the app for submission and plan for updates after release. Device compatibility, platform changes, and feedback from users all need attention over time.
These are examples of our website work. For an application or consulting project, ask us about experience relevant to what you have in mind.
Drupal
Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission
A large and continually growing public information hub for programs, calendars, publications, news, and community resources used by 11 member tribes and the broader community.
Lakes Interactive provides design, development, and ongoing support for this Drupal website. Visitors can find information about treaty rights, conservation, and programs serving Ojibwe communities across the Great Lakes region.
Brings previously fragmented information about treaty rights, stewardship, natural resources, and more into one place
Connects visitors with a publication archive spanning more than 20 years, alongside programs and timely updates
Adapts a deep content library for desktop, tablet, and mobile readers