User Experience Design:
The user is number one.

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)

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 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)

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)

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)

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)

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 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)

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)