Interpix Design Inc.

Interpix Design Inc. worked with the Canadian Kennel Club to address usability issues with their recently launched member portal. The team began with an evaluation of the website, followed by the creation of wireframes. They then moved on to coding and styling changes, primarily using CSS and JavaScript. The project, which started in April 2020, is still ongoing and has so far cost $25,000. The work was carried out by a team of four, led by Murray and Jamie with Samantha as the key contact.

The company also provided UX/UI design services for a nonprofit organization. The project involved front-end UX and UI support for a reporting system, with the main deliverables being a final UX map and key task flows with related annotated wireframes. The nonprofit found Interpix Design Inc. through an online search and chose them due to their high ratings, alignment with company values and a well-researched and thoughtful proposal. The project was carried out by a team of 2-5 employees.

Interpix Design Inc. was hired by Dye and Durham, a legal management firm, to create an aligned brand strategy across multiple products, develop consistent and optimized page templates, and develop a design system for a sustainable approach in the future. The team delivered a solution that addressed immediate requirements and laid the foundation for long-term scalability and uniformity across all offerings. The specific deliverables were wireframes of key page templates and a comprehensive design system. The project was carried out by a team of 2-5 employees. The company was referred to Interpix Design Inc. and chose them due to their proximity, budget-friendly pricing, cultural fit, and good value for cost.