press release

NavigationArts has been named to Inc Magazine's 5000 list, a compendium of the most entrepreneurial and fastest growing private companies in America. NavigationArts is #1994 on the list.

Web applications

“I like Harvest because it represents for me what is successful about the current generation of web 2.0-ish useful applications”

David Mead Senior Engineer

Insight video

User Research and Usability Testing

"Not to do any is a big mistake."

Kelley McDonald Director of Information Architecture

58 secs.

case study

NavigationArts partnered with Media General, owner of The Richmond Times Dispatch, to create Richmond.com, a location-based portal to focus on entertainment and local activities. The site successfully engages with users by leveraging social media elements such as blogs, user reviews, and individual profiles.

twitter

Digital Consolidation

“The growing need for Digital Consolidation: If we’d known then what we know now, what would we have done differently?”

Leo Mullen CEO

video

Era of the Redesign Is Over

"We put in place those platforms that will allow rapid, profound changes"

Leo Mullen CEO

55 secs.

CMS webinar

Webinar: Why Could Your CMS Implementation Fail? NavigationArts' Director of Development, Dustin Collis, explores the common pitfalls in CMS implementation and how to make your CMS work for you. Join us for this live webinar on June 24th at 2 PM EST. Make sure to click through to register!

case study

NavigationArts projected a unified brand with a central focus on the user experience across APA's main site and 12 related URLs. APA’s new Web site design is authoritative without being impersonal, content rich without being overwhelming.

case study

M.D. Anderson, consistently ranked as the #1 hospital in the nation for cancer care by U.S. News and World Report, now has a Web site to match its reputation. NavigationArts created a brand-building, user-centered site to address varied audiences, align the site with institutional goals, and engage users.