45royale Inc.
We strive to create user experiences that are engaging, intuitive and of course, always easy on the eyes. We had a wonderful time working on these projects, we hope you enjoy them too.
Our Work
Full Client List
Down With Webster
DWW are the stuff of local legend, selling 1000+ tickets as headliners in their hometown of Toronto as an indie band before ever releasing a single or video. They approached us about creating a site that would compliment their musical style and creativity.
Internet Gentleman
At 45royale, we spend most of our days (and nights) on the internet. We come across all sorts of cool stuff during our travels and decided to build a site that offers the gentlemen of the internet a one-stop shop for all the things manly and modern.
Screenr
The fine folks at Articulate had a great idea—create a web-based recorder that people could use to record short screencasts that could quickly and easily be posted to their Twitter account. We thought it was a great idea and jumped at the chance to work on it.
Criterion Collection
We spent the first half of 2008 working closely with the guys from The Auteurs on launching the beta version of their new site. We barely got the first iteration out the door before partnering with The Criterion Collection to bring great films to the masses.
Tapulous
While we were at SXSW, we got a call from our pal Bart Decrem asking for help building a site for his new company. In a crowded Austin hotel room we met the newly formed team and Tapulous was born—including the hit application Tap Tap Revenge.
Articulate
For the past two years we've been involved in a number of collaborations with Articulate. We helped them design and build their award-winning e-learning blog, develop a highly-praised "corporate" site, and update the look of their 2009 line of products.
The Auteurs
The Auteurs delivers great films from prominent festivals around the world. We were brought in early to handle implementation of the front-end design. After three weeks, we had a usable beta site as well as an offer to become permanent members of the team.
NYU / UJW
The NYU Department of Journalism sponsors a program that encourages kids to choose a career in journalism. Each year, twenty high school juniors and seniors from the metropolitan area are selected to spend ten days at the Urban Journalism Workshop.