Kalamuna

Kalamuna was hired by Foodwise, a nonprofit organization focused on food access initiatives, to redesign their website. The project was part of a full rebrand for the organization, which included a new name and visual brand. Kalamuna's scope of work included content strategy, UX research, design, and implementation. They also migrated the organization's content from Drupal to WordPress and transitioned them to a new domain. The project deliverables included stakeholder interview analysis, user types and goals, analytics analysis, competitive analysis, content map and/or sitemap, wireframes, style tiles and page mockups, and SEO optimization. The redesigned website was successfully launched under the new domain.

Kalamuna was engaged by the Curry International Tuberculosis Center at UCSF to design and maintain a customized Drupal website and database. The project also included migrating the organization's previous Drupal 7 website and database to Drupal 9. Kalamuna has been partnering with the center for over 10 years, providing ongoing support including website/database modifications and troubleshooting. Despite budget limitations and QA requirements, Kalamuna has been responsive and effective in meeting the center's functionality requests.

The Texas Water Company hired Kalamuna to create a new website as part of their rebranding efforts. The website, built using Drupal, serves multiple functions including promoting the company and its services, showcasing the quality of water, and providing a platform for customers to make payments. Kalamuna was responsible for redesigning the website in line with the company's new branding. The partnership has been ongoing for over two years and the company is satisfied with Kalamuna's work.