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  1. Changing the face of American leadership

    January 5, 2009

    Some programs are about helping students get into college. Some are about helping them stay there. The Posse Foundation is about changing the face of American leadership. This unique nonprofit foundation makes a lifelong commitment to each student taken under its wing—and the members of Posse extend that same spirit of mentoring and giving back when they enter the workforce. We are thrilled to announce the launch of a Posse Foundation website designed by Happy Cog. Read the case study or visit the site.

  2. An Event Apart 2009

    January 5, 2009

    To celebrate the arrival of 2009, we’ve launched a brand-new design at aneventapart.com; published the complete, detailed schedule for our first show in Seattle; and opened the store for all four shows. Now you can claim a seat at any of this year’s fantastic events: Seattle, Boston, Chicago, and San Francisco!

  3. ALA 274: Content Matters

    December 16, 2008

    In Issue No. 274 of A List Apart, for people who make websites: Content strategy gets as little respect today as information architecture did in 1995. Halvorson tells how to stop pretending site content is someone else’s problem, and learn, practice, and plan for content strategy. And MacIntyre defines the roles, tools, and value of this emerging user experience specialist.

  4. Happy Cog and Housing Works showcase

    December 11, 2008

    In an Expression Engine Showcase Interview, Greg Hoy and the staff of Happy Cog Philadelphia discuss how the agency used Expression Engine to meet the detailed and sophisticated needs of Housing Works.

    Housing Works provides homeless and low-income New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS and their families with housing, meals, medical care, drug treatment, social support, employment opportunities, and other lifesaving services fundamental to health and happiness.

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When you are expected to be the arbiter of excellence in communication design, who do you approach to prove your beliefs in your own values while assuring that you reach into new web audiences with a clear, exciting sense of discovery? Jeffrey Zeldman and Happy Cog, who understand the pillars of great design: empathy and usefulness.

Ric Grefé, Executive Director, AIGA

Why Happy Cog?

It’s simple: designing with web standards means lower costs, reduced production time, and increased accessibility. We literally wrote the book on it.

Our uncompromising dedication to the human being using your site means your online presence works properly in support of your business goals online, first time, every time.

From site structure to front-end design, Happy Cog’s people are the authorities.