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Kator, Parks, Weiser & Wright

Kator, Parks, Weiser & Wright is a Washington, D.C. law firm that represents federal employees in employment cases and class actions. We built the firm's original website. By 2024 it needed a fresh design and an updated platform, with class actions, practice areas and news that are easy to find, and a site the firm's team can keep current.

The 33rd Team

The 33rd Team is a football media company whose analysis comes from former NFL coaches, executives and players. It publishes a steady stream of articles and video across fantasy, betting, the draft and team coverage. The website needed a new design, fast publishing for a busy editorial team, video and data that worked on the page, and room for advertising.

Greenwood Strong Online landing page banner showing a member streaming a workout on a laptop at home

Club Greenwood

Club Greenwood had a large class schedule and members who wanted to keep training away from the club. There was no way to deliver classes online, limit them to members, or keep a growing archive of recordings organized and fast to load.

MV Financial

A wealth management firm needed a site as considered as its advice.

Tone House homepage hero: Unleash Your Inner Athlete, with program cards for strength, conditioning, community and competitions

Tone House Website

Tone House is a strength and conditioning gym in Manhattan built around team-based, sports-style training. Virtual Window has supported its website, data and marketing systems since 2021.

Penthouse Pool

A custom WordPress site for three rooftop pool clubs, built to sell memberships, rentals and private events.

VIDA Pilates

A custom WordPress site for a five-studio Classical Pilates brand, built to turn new visitors into booked classes.

Dr. Neil Vranis

A new Beverly Hills practice needed a site that read as high-design surgery, not a generic medspa.

Bright Day Pediatric Therapies

Brand identity and website for a coordinated pediatric therapy clinic serving families in DC, Maryland and Virginia.

Philadelphia Housing Authority

An outdated website and architecture no longer served the agency's audiences or reflected its brand.

Vida webpages on multiple mobile devices

VIDA Fitness

VIDA needed a website that could be custom wherever the business demanded it and simple everywhere else: connected to the systems that run the clubs, and easy for the marketing team to change without a developer.

The Greenville Housing Authority

A cumbersome legacy .NET site made it hard for residents to find information and for staff to maintain it.

HRGM Corporation

A 45-year construction firm needed its divisions and track record to read clearly to public agencies and developers.

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