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A tried and true design process
Our web design process for every project begins with an extensive discovery process: learning about your organization, mission, audience. We think big to get the small details right.
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A focus on storytelling for nonprofits
Our extensive list of nonprofit clients includes HIAS, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, The Forward, the Natural Areas Conservancy, the ANA, Girl Be Heard, the Kurt Weill Foundation, and more.
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Custom WordPress themes, designed just for you
You're too good for a template. As a WordPress web design agency, we use WordPress for its content management capabilities, but we develop custom themes, which frees us to design a website that is 100% simpatico with your brand and business.
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A formally trained designed team
Tamara Olson led a design and research team at Google and has been building websites for 25+ years. Our formally-trained ten-person team brings decades of experience. We know the rules—and when to break them.
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Friendly, simpatico collaborators
We're a 100% woman-owned, 100% US based team that prioritizes employee wellness and sustainability. We are passionate about what we do, and we're passionate about what you do. We view our clients as partners to create the best product possible. They feel the same.
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An organized, flexible, deadline-oriented team
We're project management nerds and understand that creativity involves constraints. Whether for a project or our ongoing retainer clients, we operate our studio in a way that adheres to process, respects deadlines, and above all else, prioritizes clear and consistent communication.
if you like this stuff… view more of our work
more nonprofit web design- a from-scratch website redesign and build for Natural Areas Conservancy
- a new site for ANA's SEEHER: an initiative to accurately portray women and girls in marketing, advertising, media, and entertainment
- a redesign of AmpleHarvest.org, the free nationwide registry that enables gardeners to donate surplus to food pantries
- a new website for Big Green, a non-profit helping to nationally promote gardening and healthy eating
tamara's perspective on...How Simpatico Centers Its Process Around Modular Website Design
A conversation with Simpatico leadership about the abstract principles of modular design, how they manifest in digital design, and how Simpatico centers its process around it.
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