HyperArts

HyperArts partnered with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to provide ongoing web development and design services. The team at HyperArts worked closely with the laboratory to understand client requirements and scope out various projects. They were involved in the design and development of websites, handling large amounts of scientific data, and also assisted with the design of logos and scientific publications. The projects mostly used WordPress, but HyperArts also demonstrated expertise with Drupal. The collaboration, which has been ongoing for about five years, has been successful and the laboratory has negotiated a budget of $150,000 with HyperArts for the next several years.

In a project for a large national library, HyperArts built a user-friendly website from scratch for an international research network. Before the involvement of HyperArts, the library had done a lot of work on branding and voice, which HyperArts leveraged to design and maintain the library's branding and usability goals. HyperArts developed several functionalities, including a way of presenting information pulled via web services from a SharePoint SQL database. They also helped develop an editing tool and a new image gallery. The project, which started in February 2014, was completed in about six months. The library spends roughly $75,000 a year with HyperArts, and also pays them $3,200 for annual maintenance.

HyperArts was engaged by a hospital quality improvement and patient safety consulting firm to build a website and a background database for a public reporting initiative for hospitals. The consulting firm wanted to overhaul the previous website to make it easier to use and with a more robust database. HyperArts created a complex background database that feeds hospital quality data from various sources into the WordPress site. The project, which started in August 2016, was completed in about three months and the total expenditure was around $150,000.