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News / New Work

Car Sharing Gets Internet Love

Car Sharing Gets Internet Love

Nov 30, 2011 | Awards, New Work, Press, Recognition

Our interactive infographic, The Bright Future of Car Sharing, created for the Collaborative Fund has been featured in Fast Company on October 26, 2011.The site was also selected as the AWWWARDS Site of the Day on November 11, 2011, and will be included in the book "The 365 Best CSS Websites Around the World 2011."
Visual.ly Launches With Help From Hyperakt

Visual.ly Launches With Help From Hyperakt

Jul 14, 2011 | New Work, Press

Visual.ly is a new platform for exploring, sharing, and promoting great visualizations. We were asked to redesign the site before its official launch. The site demanded organization and structure, so we approached the design as we would an infographic. Our solution was a comprehensive icon navigation system, with intense fo ...
Sullivan Street Bakery on The Dieline

Sullivan Street Bakery on The Dieline

Mar 02, 2011 | New Work, Recognition

Hyperakt is so excited to have one of our most recent projects featured on both Lovely Package and The Dieline, "the world's #1 package design website". With Sullivan Street Bakery making some of the best bread in New York City, we simply could't resist the opportunity to work with them. So we partnered up with creativ ...
Transit Garden Opens with Signage Designed by Hyperakt

Transit Garden Opens with Signage Designed by Hyperakt

Oct 13, 2006 | Common Good, Events, New Work

A local neighborhood association asked us to help out with the signage for the Transit Garden, a local community space across the street from our studio that is right next to the elevated subway tracks. It's a great public space in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn which hosts events throughout the year.