Vrrb

They started by selecting basic design elements like fonts and colors. Then they moved to development. Our old site was on Drupal, but they migrated the platform to WordPress. The project was divided into several phases and they focused on a new section of the site in each phase. In the middle of the engagement, we became more involved in their work and began filling in images and copy. They’ve continued to support us since the development ended. If I can’t do something, I submit a work order and they finish the job.

We worked very closely with Vrrb at all stages of the design process. In most cases, we would lay out the technical requirements of whatever page we were designing and send those to Vrrb. Vrrb then interpreted those and came back with wireframes. Sometimes, that meant imagining entirely new interfaces for new functionality in the app. We then discussed those wireframes and shared what we wanted to changed. That led to artwork that we also went through an iterative process to refine. They listened to our feedback and shared their own opinions, which led to final artwork that our developers then took and integrated it into the app. That was the general process we went through with them. There were variations at times because, sometimes, we did the wireframes and they just jumped right into the final artwork. Other times, we weren't doing full pages. We just needed to redo some icons or redesign a particular interface that had already been in the first version or in the beta version.