There's a kind of quiet dialogue hidden in the design of things and products, both physical and digital, and usually, when it's done well, we don't even realize it's happening. These conversations are essential and constant, and the everyday objects and products
This piece was supposed to be about the rise and fall of internet blogging and long form content publishing over the past several decades, a kind of retrospective of how things used to be in the early online publishing space, and a look at how they've changed. But
When we founded Lab 201, we spent a lot of time thinking about what we stand for, and what kind of things we wanted to represent as a technical agency. What we kept coming back to was the belief that building great software and digital experiences starts and ends with
From the beginning, we knew that we wanted to do things differently at Lab 201 than the way we were taught by the years spent at industry jobs. We build software, mostly, and we wanted to tear down all the walls between the creative and technical parts of our process
To commemorate the launch of their new OG line of ring watches, we worked with fashion brand Small Time to design and build an e-commerce site capable of scaling along with their seasonal production schedule. Featuring a modern, minimalist design language, the responsive site is built onto a Shopify backend,