Social Ink is pleased to announce the redesign of Riverside Films' site for their upcoming feature length documentary Colliding Dreams.
Social Ink is happy to announce the launch of the new HomeSmart NY website! See our portfolio for details.
HomeSmartNY is large network of professional, unbiased, nonprofit advisors that trains over 15,000 New Yorkers to be expert homebuyers every year. …
Congratulations to the IUCN Global Gender Office on the launch of their Energy Platform! See our portfolio for the details of our work with IUCN.
The G-REEN Energy Platform serves as a resource for sharing information on best practices and …
Social Ink is pleased to announce the launch of the new Better Bike Share Partnership website! See our portfolio for the details of our work on this project.
We’re excited to announce the launch of the new National Association of City Transportation Officials web platform! Our work for NACTO on this user-friendly, responsive website is detailed in our portfolio.
As a non-profit association that represents large cities …
Social Ink spearheaded the web design and development for the MacArthur Foundation’s major initiative working toward nationwide jail reform. Working alongside policy and research leaders at the Vera Institute of Justice, the website provides a staging platform for the grant-seeking competition, as well as issue-related resources, research and reports, and as an ongoing way to track progress by selected jurisdictions.
Rapid web development for RippleWorks, a Silicon Valley startup making moves on an international scale. More on our portfolio entry.
We’re excited to announce the recent launch of the #StopSlut website at stopslut.org. As mentioned in our portfolio, we worked with The Feminist Press to create a site that promoted #StopSlut, a youth-led movement born from the overwhelming …
A sleek new platform for the IUCN Global Gender Office.
Bridging global scholarship and New York institutions: the Center for Ballet and the Arts NYU
From our Ink'd Blog
Announcing the Center for Ballet and the Arts NYU, using digital innovation to bring together contemporary institutions and a centuries-old art form. Plus a profile in the New York Times.
Building a hearth for an old school journalist and author--and a leading digital thinker and success story of the digital economy.
We've been hard at work for the last several months on a big rebuild, working with the dedicated and hard-working Communications department at Working Families to transition their old, outdated website to a new platform as the organization shifts their aim from a local, New York-based entity to a growing national presence. Working Families is growing, fast. With a plan to be active in all 50 states, their current outreach has far outpaced their old, "blog style". We worked to analyze their information architecture, and build a system that could easily grow as they did -- without the need for technical implementation at every turn. For more about the project, including screenshots and a scope summary, see our portfolio entry, or, head on over to the Working Families website!
