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Client: Farlight Foundation
Developed the name and identity for a family foundation to help establish and extend their legacy of giving.
Client: Fluxergy
Developed a new logo and visual identity inspired by the company's groundbreaking work with microfluidics. The first open platform for multimodal, point-of-care assay development and testing now has a brand as ambitious as their technology.
Client: DTS
As audio pioneers, DTS made the world sound better, transporting people deeper into their favorite movies, games and moments. We helped DTS prepare for a future beyond sound with a new brand narrative that incorporates their expanded capabilities, along with a more modern, dynamic identity and logo architecture. The new brand celebrates legacies of innovation in audio while being a clear signal of their new focus on sound, sight and sensing. DTS is now dedicated to sensational.
Client: Rideback
Worked with the founder of Rideback to develop their brand story, messaging, logo and visual identity, and consulted on environmental design for their new creative campus, Rideback Ranch, now home to a growing community of industry creatives.
Client: Everyset
We helped Castifi, a startup focused on background payroll, become Everyset, the integrated production platform that works for everybody. We developed a new name and narrative that spoke to their ease and ability to work with every type of production, along with a new logo and visual identity that captured their future ambitions.
Client: The LA Local
Partnered with the American Journalism Project, a local board of media executives and philanthropists and a newly appointed CEO to develop the narrative, name and identity for an innovative nonprofit newsroom covering Los Angeles neighborhood by neighborhood.
Client: Rideback RISE
Developed a clear story and distinct identity for Rideback RISE, the nonprofit accelerator born from the Rideback ethos of circling back to bring others along, centered around their creative energy and momentum. Rideback RISE is an accelerator—of talent, of community, of opportunity, of change. They propel POC creators forward with a focus on developing commercial film and TV projects that advance racial equity behind the camera, across the industry and beyond the screen. A dynamic new logo and identity tell the story of acceleration and highlight a movement that’s growing within the industry.
Client: Adeia
Developed the name and identity for a spinoff company focused IP management and licensing business after the merger of Xperi and Tivo.
Trajectory
Client: FLEX Partners
FLEX Partners is a strategic consulting firm offering services from communications strategy to AI advisory. Their previous site didn't capture the breadth or caliber of their work. Trajectory did a full rebuild on Webflow, developing the visual brand, restructuring content around service areas, and integrating HubSpot for lead management and Plausible for privacy-focused analytics.
Client: Atlanta Habitat for Humanity
Atlanta Habitat for Humanity needed to move off a slow, difficult-to-manage WordPress site that wasn't serving the organization's mission. Trajectory migrated the entire site to Webflow, improving performance, simplifying content management for the internal team, and better representing the organization's impact across the Atlanta metro area. The engagement includes ongoing hosting, analytics, and support.
Client: MGA Research Corporation
MGA Research is a global leader in independent safety testing for automotive, aerospace, and EV industries. Their previous website was self-built and didn't reflect the company's caliber. Trajectory rebuilt the entire site on Webflow with clean, modern design and a content strategy including ongoing SEO blog articles and targeted landing pages to drive organic traffic growth.
Client: CMP Advanced Mechanical Solutions
CMP is a $125M electro-mechanical manufacturing company with complex capabilities across multiple facilities. Their existing website didn't reflect the scale or sophistication of the business. Trajectory rebuilt the site from the ground up on Webflow with full bilingual support in English and French using Weglot, a restructured site architecture organized around manufacturing capabilities, and messaging that translates technical services into language buyers actually understand.