> Strategy, design and production, and build. Extreme Arts & Sciences is a digital agency working with brands that need the work to perform as well as look right.

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What we do

# Strategy, craft, and production

Three disciplines that only work together. We will tell you which one your problem actually is — and when it is neither.

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Strategize

## Strategy

Work that starts with the argument, not the artwork. Before anything gets designed we establish what the thing is for, who it has to move, and how anyone will know whether it worked — because a beautiful execution of the wrong idea is the most expensive thing an agency can deliver.

### What that includes

- Digital and brand strategy
- Audience research and positioning
- Content strategy and editorial planning
- Search strategy and organic performance
- Social and campaign planning
- Measurement frameworks and reporting

*[Image: A team mapping insight, audience, data and performance around a wall of printed work]*

Design

## Design and production

The craft half of the practice, and the reason clients come back. Interface, identity, motion and video — made in-house, by the people who will still be there when the second round of changes arrives.

### What that includes

- Experience and interface design
- Design systems and component libraries
- Brand identity and art direction
- Video production, motion and animation
- Illustration and original artwork
- Interactive and campaign design

*[Image: Interface, print and motion design in progress across a desk — laptop, tablet, printed layouts and sketched wireframes]*

Build

## Build

Sites, applications and the integrations behind them, built by the same team that designed them. For work that outgrows a marketing build — platforms holding real operational load, AI over large datasets, systems other systems depend on — we hand to Digital Arts & Sciences, our engineering practice, rather than stretching to meet it.

### What that includes

- Web and mobile application development
- Responsive front-end build and CMS integration
- API development and third-party integration
- Data visualization and interactive storytelling
- Accessibility review and remediation against WCAG
- Hosting, analytics and ongoing support

*[Image: A built EAS site on a phone, with data, cloud, API and authentication layers called out]*

How we work

## How we run an engagement

Three things that hold across every project, whatever shape it takes.

### The argument before the artwork

We will spend the first part of an engagement establishing what the work has to achieve, and we would rather lose a pitch than skip it. Most of what goes wrong later is a decision nobody made early.

### One team, start to finish

The people who design the work are the people who build it. There is no handoff to a delivery team who were not in the room, which is where intent normally gets lost.

### We tell you when it is not us

Some briefs need an engineering practice rather than an agency, and some need neither. We will say so. A referral costs us one project; the alternative costs us the relationship.

Brands we have built for

*[Image: Adobe]*

*[Image: Coursera]*

*[Image: Fanatics]*

*[Image: Trupanion]*

*[Image: Docusign]*

*[Image: Furkin]*

*[Image: Spencer Stuart]*

## Tell us what you are trying to make

Bring us the problem before the brief — that is usually where we are most useful.

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