digital-product-design
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ArcTouch found the money in free apps
When App Store prices collapsed, two former college roommates changed who they charged. Their company now builds the apps behind airline journeys, fashion loyalty programs, and connected machines.
BABCO wants your brand to catch up with your product
The product works. The market still needs convincing. Olivia Batraski’s design studio works in that awkward gap, where a name, a website, and an empty state can all make the same company easier to believe.
Ammunition makes the future feel familiar
The studio behind Beats, Ember and Square works on the awkward moment when new technology meets an old habit. Its most useful design move is often knowing what to leave alone.
Signature Creative Takes Hollywood Beyond the Screen
A heart for healthcare. A wardrobe for a waterfront resort. Inside the independent agency that carries entertainment instincts into the everyday business of building brands.
Elever wants to design itself out of your daily to-do list
The digital studio pairs brand and interface design with a promise of client independence. Its most interesting deliverable may be what happens after the handoff.
Metajive makes the complicated feel obvious
A printer subscription. An AI filmmaking tool. A mountain company finding its voice. The California agency behind them has learned that good design starts with a business question.
Woodshed made a case for the obvious
An airport touchscreen, a digital filing cabinet, a school reporting system: Woodshed’s early portfolio put everyday tasks at the center of design. Its pitch was simple. Getting there took work.
Folklore
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.