Website Redesign
Idea Works Global

Boutique Marketing and Brand-Development Firm

Idea Works Global founder, Charles Ward, came to us with a simple but common request: Help us make our website an accurate representation of our company. It is old and outdated and unimpressive, but we are a very well established company with very high end clientele. We want our website to be as great as our company is.

We love these type of projects – the ‘‘so much more than a website redesign’ projects – because we get to not only build something beautiful, but also to consult on branding and overall company design decisions. It’s so fun getting to know a company and its people the way we get to in these circumstances, and to provide them with something amazing at the end of our engagement.

Below, see the new and improved website for Idea Works Global, followed by a snapshot of what we started with. We are very proud of the result, and so is our client!

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For years we have been putting off updating our old website that didn’t even work properly for mobile devices. Then, in a few short weeks, with no problems, you created an accurate and beautiful representation of our 36 year old company: Idea Works Global. We are a very happy client, thank you.

Charles Ward

Founder, Idea Works Global

We have had the pleasure of working with Torre and her team for many years now. Best decision of our lives! They’re fast, efficient and honest. Hooked On Code keeps us online and connected with our team, clients and our future. Thank you for all you do!

Katie Turpin

Marketing and Clients Relations Director, Idea Works Global

What do progressive enhancement and accessibility have in common? They both put the user first. When combined, they create a more inclusive foundation and are a powerful framework that can change the way you approach designing and building for the Web. While Progressive Enhancement advocates for separating HTML, CSS, and JavaScript layers, it can also be used to connect these layers in a way that ensures a more accessible and inclusive end result.

In this talk, Sara will share how she strategically combines accessibility and progressive enhancement to create more inclusive products. From writing HTML enhanced with ARIA to using CSS to enforce accessibility requirements, and making sure JavaScript behavior meets user expectations, she will share design considerations and code techniques for creating more robust and resilient accessible digital experiences.