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Northeast collaborated with us to create an experience that showcased their major name change and rebrand as a progressive institution with a focus on student outcomes.
From content strategy to redesigns and responsive technology implementation, we’ve worked to evolve ABIM’s online presence over a nearly 15-year relationship.
We worked with NBTS on a complete website overhaul to reflect their new brand and authentically represent and support their unique user community and cause.
UTulsa wanted their new site to have a big impact on key pages quickly, so we prioritized designing critical pages first in a phase one launch in time for fall registration.
We helped ABOHNS by taking the headache out of maintaining certifications for both doctors and board staff.
With a tight timeline and 6,500 pages of web content, Saint Joseph’s University worked with us to migrate and consolidate two merged institutional websites into one cohesive presence.
In my experience, “user experience (UX)” projects have been moderately effective and rarely involved the group that the name implies – users. Digital Wave worked with us and a significant number of our stakeholders to deliver a new user interface that is responsive, revitalizes the ABOG brand, and is intuitive to our community.
Kirk Diepenbrock, Chief Information Officer, American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology
Together we can determine the right approach to meet your budget, resources, and schedule.