A Long Beach creative agency follows the user from the pretty screen into the difficult business underneath. Its work runs from clinic queues to IBM knowledge sharing - with a few lessons about what design can, and cannot, fix.
The Los Angeles studio turns museum archives, payment systems and AI models into experiences people can actually use. Its route there began with an idea it could not afford to build.
Jennifer Peralta-Ajemian built her business by looking beyond the usual faces. Now JPA. is taking that casting-room perspective into story development, brand strategy and creative technology.
Sid Lee spent three decades stretching the definition of an ad agency. Its wager is simple: when a brand problem crosses screens, streets, stores and stadiums, the team solving it should cross disciplines too.
Folklore is a Minneapolis-based digital experience company that unites strategy, content, design and development to build customer experiences and e-commerce platforms for brands. Founded in 2016 by a team of former agency creatives and technologists, the firm works across retail, CPG, sports, manufacturing, finance and healthcare, with clients including Scotty Cameron, Land O'Lakes, Polaris Adventures and Mall of America. It positions itself as a nimble, senior team with no silos - integrating disciplines end-to-end for Fortune 500-scale work.