Cloudred is a digital design and online strategy studio. We help civic-minded organizations and businesses maximize their visibility across all digital channels.
We created an entirely new website for the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust to coincide with its 20th anniversary.
Images Publishing
Data Visualization for Success: Interviews with 40 Experienced Designers, a book issued in June 2017, features two of our data visualization projects and an interview about our creative process.
HarperCollins Publishers
2017 marks the 200th year of operation for HarperCollins. To provide a digital platform for the publishing house’s bicentennial celebration, we created a multifaceted, interactive glimpse into the company’s history.
Client: Mayor of London
To make it easier for Londoners to fit volunteering into their lives, Mayor of London has partnered with Cloudred to launch a Speed Volunteering App!
Whether it’s cleaning up the environment or volunteering at one of the capital’s great events, this app mobilizes the community spirit and enthusiasm of Londoners to make a difference. Now available for iOS and Android!
Client: United Nations
We partnered with this UN humanitarian fund on a website overhaul that elevates storytelling and communicates the impact of this fund.
We created UNICEF Connect—a powerful communications platform for UNICEF to engage with their strongest supporters. This platform helps UNICEF and its Regional Offices around the world share unique and powerful stories promoting children’s rights and well-being.
We created a comprehensive member portal that serves as home base for inspiration, outreach, and leadership development for LEE—a nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering 30,000+ Teach For America corps members and alumni to grow as leaders in their communities and help build the movement for educational equity.
Client: City of New York
Volunteer in New York City and help make a difference in the greatest city in the world! To date, over six million service opportunities have been filled. (Photo credit: Kristen Artz)