Black Antelope

Black Antelope was hired by the UC Berkeley Academic Research Institute to redesign their website and brand identity, with the project also involving the migration of the website to WordPress. The company was chosen for its competitive pricing, value for cost, and understanding of the institute's needs. The project was divided into two phases - the Design Phase and the Development Phase, with key deliverables including Screen/Visual Design, Mobile Design, Interaction Design, Development and Programming, Infrastructure setup, and Search Engine Optimization. The institute found Black Antelope through a referral.

Cornish College of the Arts engaged Black Antelope to build a sub-site for Cornish+, with the aim of offering community programs. The project also involved the creation of a bespoke e-commerce system and APIs to existing College data systems. Black Antelope was selected due to its proximity, budget-friendly pricing, and great culture fit. The project was divided into several phases, including the design phase, development phase, QA, and launch, with the majority of the site launched before August 1, 2023. The college found Black Antelope through an online search.

The Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley hired Black Antelope to transform their research and vision into an interactive database and microsite for a project examining climate-induced forced displacement and resilience strategies. The database was designed as a world map incorporating global data on climate displacement, climate event exposure and vulnerability, emissions goals and compliance, and climate finance needs and barriers, among others. The microsite was organized with several tabs to help users learn more about the project, review specific countries, and explore relevant resources. The institute chose Black Antelope for the project due to their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, great culture fit, and previous successful collaborations.