This is UC Santa Cruz.
Rolling Orange worked with the team at UCSC to develop a complete web strategy, from messaging platform to a variety of site templates for the university home page environment and beyond. Backed up by a solid marketing plan, a wealth of community input, and timely communication with key stakeholders, the new design builds on core strengths and challenges people to take a fresh look at this Central Coast landmark.

Taking alumni magazines to a new level.
Columbia Magazine online is a companion to the printed magazine, which is published quarterly and reaches an audience of more than 275,000 people, most of them alumni. The new site highlights and provides better access to the award-winning articles, people and issues connected to the University, the medical school, and other affiliates.

Do not enter! Teens only.
What’s the best way to communicate with teens? In their own language, of course! And that means visual language as well. We worked with the team at Salt Lake County Library Services to design a look and feel that would appeal to their audience and provide a long-term, extendable style.

Finding a show just got easier.
Since 1842, the New York Philharmonic has played a vital role in the musical life of our nation and the world, performing in 58 countries on five continents. To help concert-goers navigate the wide array of ticket plans, performers, and concert dates, Rolling Orange redesigned the Concerts and Tickets section with a project focus on site architecture review, redesign, content revisions, and the development of an interactive ticket finder.

Saving the oceans one website at a time.
People have long depended on the ocean for food and commerce, and looked to it for adventure and recreation. To preserve and protect this great resource, Stanford University, the Monterey Bay Aquarium, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) have joined forces to create the Center for Ocean Solutions.

A library for the 21st century.
The folks in Salt Lake County want you to know there’s a lot more than books available at your local library. Working with their internal team’s information architecture, we helped develop a clean, friendly look-and-feel that showcases everything the library has to offer. Focusing on a clear hierarchy and flexible system, we developed a home page, second-tier landing pages, third-tier directory pages, and a diverse group of content elements that can be carried through the whole site.

Easy access to a wealth of interactive learning.
Keeping Score is San Francisco Symphony’s ongoing initiative to make classical music more accessible to people of all ages and musical backgrounds. Keeping Score starts with PBS television shows that explore the lives and works of Beethoven, Stravinsky, Copland, Tchaikovsky, Berlioz, Ives and Shostakovich.

A new face for the Humanities Center.
There’s a lot going on at the Stanford Humanities Center. A fresh design, supported by an extensive Drupal CMS backend, supports the Center’s various activities, including a robust calendar and profiling system for Fellows and Speakers. An XML-driven Flash banner adds some life to the site and makes it easy to post the latest news and events. Leveraging YouTube allowed us to include a video section without all the hassle and setup of streaming servers and bandwidth concerns.

Step right up and get your gender news!
The Clayman Institute at Stanford University specializes in gender studies. Utilizing the power of WordPress, the Gender News blog incorporates articles, the latest Tweets, and a featured book widget with a link to an Amazon storefront. Comprehensive, but very easy to maintain.

All classical, all the time.
San Francisco Classical Voice (SFCV) is the go-to place for classical music in the San Francisco Bay Area. SFCV’s mission is to inspire and motivate people to attend, listen to, learn about, discuss and actively participate in the Bay Area’s vast and varied classical music scene.

Celebrate a master.
Lorin Maazel, who has led more than 150 orchestras in more than 5,000 opera and concert performances, became Music Director of the New York Philharmonic in September 2002. The interactive timeline created by Rolling Orange celebrates Mr. Maazel’s accomplished career and final year leading the New York Philharmonic. It showcases his life (including the Orchestra’s historic 2008 performance in Pyongyang, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea), operas he composed, and previous tenures as music director prior to his arrival at the New York Philharmonic.

Connect and learn.
In existence for over 117 years, the University of Chicago has over 140,000 alumni worldwide. Rolling Orange worked with the University of Chicago to create online services for the University’s community of alumni, parents, friends, and other constituents.

A bold leap forward for energy technology.
Coal isn’t a popular source of energy these days. Laurus aims to change that with new technology that turns coal into all kinds of clean energy–without digging it out of the ground. The challenge for this site was to communicate the benefits of this new technology to a variety of audiences. A big, bold design combines the weight of heavy industry with the promise of clean energy.

Explore our world. The new Global Gateway website is a campus-wide project to support Stanford faculty, staff and students in connecting with the university’s international activities. Users can search for people, projects, and educational resources relating to topics of interest.

A new way to manage contacts.
Asurion Mobile AddressBook gives users a much richer view of their relationships by integrating status updates and dynamic content from social networks directly in their phone, in real time.

The go-to blog for open source education gets a complete redesign. When Open Culture came to us they had a respected blog with great content, but it was hard to read and difficult to get around. We started from the ground up with a new grid, bold logo, fresh colors and a clear hierarchy for text.

Meet the Orchestra and more in the new About Us section. Since 1842, the New York Philharmonic has played a vital role in the musical life of our nation and the world, performing in 58 countries on five continents. To highlight its distinguished history, orchestra and staff, Rolling Orange redesigned the About Us section with a project focus on site architecture review, redesign, content revisions, and the creation of an orchestra history timeline.

Take a guided tour of next-gen 3D software tools.SolidWorks is dedicated to providing engineers, designers, and other creative professionals with the software tools they need to design the world’s greatest products. Their Education division chose Rolling Orange to build an interactive presentation that demonstrates how SolidWorks software is helping top high schools, vocational schools, and colleges prepare the product designers of the future.

Stanford and National Geographic team up to demystify stress. For more than 30 years, Stanford professor Robert Sapolsky has studied the causes and consequences of stress. His research on stress and disease is detailed in this companion website to “Killer Stress,” an extraordinary documentary series that aired on PBS television.The site, created in conjunction with Stanford University and National Geographic, uses video of Sapolsky selected from the television series to demystify the issues surrounding stress.

A top national school gets a new home.As the birthplace to many of the innovations that define today’s World Wide Web, Stanford University had justifiably high expectations for its 2008 website redesign, which is why they chose to partner with Rolling Orange to help make it happen.

Stanford is a world-renowned educational and research institution with a huge, ever-changing story to tell. The home page must to speak to many different audiences at many different levels: from prospective and current students to faculty, parents, alumni, and the community at large.

The legendary hall celebrates the legendary conductor.In 1943, Bernstein made his historic debut with the New York Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall, thus beginning an association with both New York institutions that lasted until his death in 1990.

In 2008, the two institutions co-presented Bernstein: The Best of All Possible Worlds to commemorate the 90th anniversary of his birth and the 50th anniversary of his appointment as music director of the New York Philharmonic.

Yale makes a case for expanding student housing.Yale University worked with Rolling Orange to design and develop a site to raise funds for the construction of new residential colleges.

Learn how to make your network a fast network.Silver Peak Systems offers a scalable solution for accelerating computer network traffic across wide area networks. Because there are so many benefits to the company’s technology, it almost sounds too good to be true.

So Silver Peak turned to us to help tell the complex story of their product offering in an animated Web-based presentation.

Gear up and get out there!Adventure seekers around the world depend on National Geographic Maps to help them find their way, share information, look at patterns, and solve problems. It goes without saying that the team at National Geographic has high standards for Web usability—great navigation is their business, after all.

If you’re near Princeton, and you need arts, this is the place to go.Established in 2007, the Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton is a bold initiative that places the creative and performing arts at the heart of the Princeton educational experience.

Because cables and wires are so last century.Covad is one of the largest fixed wireless Internet service providers in the United States. The company utilizes wireless technology to bypass the local telco infrastructure and deliver cost-effective broadband service that can be installed in days, rather than weeks.

Carnegie celebrates the artistic spirit of today’s Berlin.For two weeks in November of 2007, the New York City performing arts scene was transformed to celebrate contemporary Berlin, one of the world’s foremost centers of artistic expression and forward thinking.

California university rebuilds its online presence from the ground up.Located in the center of California’s high-tech Silicon Valley, Santa Clara University is the state’s oldest operating higher education institution.

A powerful interactive site speaks to kids in a language they can understand.

Getting ready for a trip to the hospital, children can have many questions and concerns. We designed and developed Packard Kids Connection with Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital to provide a playful yet informative website for kids aged 5 to 12.

Can making the switch save you money? Find out here.All Internet service providers claim they can save you money, but how do they prove it?

Make a case, then make it easy.Columbia University had two simple goals in mind when they contacted Rolling Orange to help them redesign their Giving website: 1) make a case for giving, 2) provide the means to do so. The result is Giving to Columbia, a site that presents hundreds of discrete giving opportunities, along with compelling storytelling that explains the positive impact of giving.

Services tailored to your needs.Covad is a San Jose, CA-based Internet service provider that differentiates itself by offering customers the ability to customize their service plans. Covad turned to Rolling Orange to create a clever email marketing campaign that highlights this competitive advantage, enticing visitors to click through to a service plan configuration microsite.

Power to the people.At Princeton University, giving back means much more than simply cutting a check. Princeton grads tend to be fiercly loyal to their alma mater and many are eager to help advance the University’s mission as one of the world’s greatest academic institutions.

Learning disguised as fun and games.Rolling Orange collaborated with music educators at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute to develop a brilliant interactive learning experience based on Benjamin Britten’s Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra.

A tour de force of interactive possibilities.Keeping Score is San Francisco Symphony’s ongoing initiative to make classical music more accessible to people of all ages and musical backgrounds. This multi-discipline, multi-year enterprise kicked off in November 2006 with three PBS television shows that explore the lives and works of three revolutionary composers: Ludwig von Beethoven, Igor Stravinsky, and Aaron Copland.

Friends & Family.
Alumni.princeton.edu connects a population of more than 100,000 Princetonians worldwide. Rolling Orange worked with Princeton’s Alumni Association not only to deliver a fresh design, but also to implement a new content management system and connect third-party application services.

An online platform for giving.
Developed for the Princeton University Development Office, Giving to Princeton strives to inform and inspire Princeton Alumni, volunteers, friends, and the public at large to give generously to one of the world’s elite universities.

A sense of place.
The Cantor Arts Center at Stanford is the home of diverse collections that span continents, cultures, and 4,000 years of art history, and includes the largest gathering of Rodin bronzes outside Paris. Rolling Orange was honored to work with the Center to design and develop the new online home for this venerable arts institution.

Bringing art to life.
San Francisco’s deYoung Museum is combining leading edge technology with innovative interactive design by Rolling Orange to present insight into three artifacts in their collection.

A new standard for online giving.
Rolling Orange is helping tens of thousands of Stanford University Alumni (plus friends and relatives) give back to their alma mater via a sophisticated redesigned website.

Choose wisely.
LeapFrog is redefining the way children learn with interactive toys and games that entertain, engage, and educate. Rolling Orange developed a product demo site that allows users to fully explore six LeapFrog products.

Fun and games.
The world of symphonic music is coming to life for thousands of Seattle-area residents and visitors, thanks to interactive exhibits and games developed by Rolling Orange. Our team was responsible for the design and development of more than 25 interactive touch-screen exhibits covering an array of musical concepts.