An Update from Viget

Startups and Institutions. In the past few months we’ve had the opportunity to tackle rewarding brand, design, and technology challenges with innovative client partners ranging from recently-launched businesses to century-old nonprofit organizations.

How do you begin drawing new members to long-established nonprofit organizations like Rotary International? By clearing away stereotypes and revealing their true impact.

U.S. News & World Report wanted to try its hand at evaluating something new — the 50 states. We worked to develop a web app that powers over 160,000 animated charts and graphs that help readers dig into the numbers behind the rankings.

The founders of Konfab imagined a world where influencers could monetize their downtime by connecting directly with their followers. Our job was to help this startup establish their brand and develop a complete booking platform from the ground up.

Open Source Work

One of the ways we give back to the community is by contributing to and leading open source projects, which you can find at code.viget.com. Two of our recent projects are Blendid! and Microcosm:

• Blendid!, a stand-alone blend of fully configurable and extendable tasks and build tools poured into Gulp to form a full-featured modern asset pipeline. Learn more in our announcement post here.
• Microcosm, a hard-hitting Redux alternative for managing data in JavaScript applications. Request work, track progress, and keep users up to date with the latest changes.