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Intuit, a financial software company, hired Behavior to design and implement a fun and engaging Web-based application to help parents teach their five- to eight-year-old children how to earn, spend, save and share money. The ... (more)

HBO retained Behavior to create a theatrical online experience that would embody the vivid storytelling of Carnivàle. We composed an award winning series of four Flash-based narratives that guide fans through an in-depth, ... (more)

Behavior was retained by Pace Wildenstein, a premier art gallery, to create a manageable Web-based application enabling their administrative staff to manage exhibitions. We designed the Exhibition Schedule Application (ESA) which serves as ... (more)

Behavior teamed with ResortQuest, the world’s leading vacation property management firm, to develop an easy-to-use, elegant, and informative Web site to increase online rental bookings and real estate referrals. The Behavior team created a ... (more)

Behavior was retained by SIRIUS to design and develop 3 micro sites for OEM partner DaimlerChrysler AG. The purpose of the sites is to engage users with the SIRIUS brand and for new car owners ... (more)

The Onion, America’s most popular humor publication, turned to Behavior Design to facilitate a complete redesign of its popular Web site. In an effort to boost online readership and unveil a decade’s worth of ... (more)

Behavior redesigned LiveScience.com, Imaginova’s popular science news and information Web site. Loaded with “intellectually curious” content, we sought to strengthen Livescience.com by incorporating interactive, community building features, such as: videos, blogs, and a social networking ... (more)

4Kids Entertainment, a major licensee of children’s media, hired Behavior to come up with a strategic solution to improve their online presence and effectively house their various TV programs. Our solution conceptualizes a gaming ... (more)

Behavior redesigned AARP’s online publication—AARP Bulletin Today. While we leveraged the global navigation and architecture established during AARP’s Web site redesign, we wanted to incorporate the publication’s unique brand identity and mimic the print design ... (more)

For their exhibition Georges Seurat: The Drawings, the Museum of Modern Art engaged Behavior to design a companion website in addition to a kiosk where visitors can securely explore Seurat’s four surviving sketchbooks. We embraced ... (more)

AARP, one of the nation’s largest and most influential membership organizations, approached Behavior to redesign a market-leading online presence for their existing and future members. We created an online destination that personifies the diversified ... (more)

Behavior Design launched the online companion to HBO’s epic 7-part miniseries event, John Adams. We created an immersive interactive experience layered with rich content, including exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews with the series creators David McCullough (American Historian ... (more)

Behavior was retained by National Geographic Channel (NGC), a popular television channel featuring non-fiction programming, to redesign and reimagine an online companion for their highly-acclaimed original shows. Behavior drove the project with two core objectives: ... (more)

Behavior designed the web site and kiosk virtual browsing interface for the MoMA exhibition for German Expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. Kirchner is renowned for his Street Scenes series, created between 1913 and 1915. This series ... (more)

Behavior created the online interactive experience for HBO's series True Blood, by acclaimed writer, director, and executive producer Alan Ball. The True Blood website is an innovative focal point, rooted in the story and ... (more)

Big Picture Learning is a worldwide not-for-profit network that generates and sustains innovative, personalized schools that work in tandem with local communities to pioneer education. BigPicture.org allows participating schools to share, communicate, raise funds and ... (more)

Call it Publishing 2.0. The forward-thinking leaders at BusinessWeek.com wanted to augment their award-winning editorial content with the collective wisdom and specialized interests of their diverse reader community. The solution is a groundbreaking topic-based social ... (more)

HBO and Behavior team up to produce the web presence for their new documentary series, The Alzheimer's Project. The series is a partnership between HBO, the National Institute on Aging of the National Institutes of ... (more)

Tennis.com, the official site of Tennis Magazine, is the leading online source for tennis news. Behavior redesigned the user experience to highlight core content features like original articles, exclusive interviews, breaking news, live scores, instruction ... (more)

Through a series of executive-level stakeholder meetings, prioritization exercises, and successive rounds of user testing, Behavior redesigned the home page, section landing pages, and primary navigation of Businessweek.com. We presented business news readers with a diverse ... (more)

When you want the hottest trends for next season, or the latest in fashion news and gossip, follow those in-the-know that flock to Daily Front Row. When the avant-guardians of Fashion Week Daily wanted an ... (more)

Behavior and Thomson Reuters teamed up again for the Thomson Reuters 2010 Annual Report. This time, the pioneering organization wanted to complete the transition towards a completely digital and interactive publication; one designed to work ... (more)

Behavior reunited with the Museum of Modern Art to design a multiplatform companion website for the exhibition Picasso: Guitars 1912–1914. The show highlights a breakthrough moment in Cubism and features over 40 works detailing the ... (more)

Behavior worked with HBO to create the Game of Thrones Viewer's Guide as an online companion to the new HBO series based on the epic fantasy novels of George R.R. Martin. Running parallel with HBO’s ... (more)