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Recent Work

We are excited to highlight examples of our recent work in standards and web applications. For a more in-depth understanding of our approach to projects, see our Services Page.

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Reimagining Documentation for a Global Creative Coding Community

p5.js Documentation Platform | p5.js

We built a documentation platform for p5.js that serves its vibrant open-source community with lightning-fast performance, multilingual support, and a flexible content authoring system—all while maintaining the project's commitment to accessibility and inclusivity

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Inclusive Care Coordination and Communication App

Robert’s App | Robert's App

We partnered with a family to prototype an app for their non-speaking brother to communicate his needs and have them met.

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Fostering a Collaborative Culture at Scratch

Scratch Advising | Scratch

Scratch reached out to us to assist with a years-long advising project to enhance organizational efficiency and better foster their incredible collaborative culture.

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Identifying the most high-impact opportunities to improve Firefox

Researching Browser Capability Gaps | Mozilla

Mozilla invited us into their process to identify and prioritize developer-facing features that were missing from Firefox.

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Accessible Website Design for Housing Education

Information Architecture and Design | New Hampshire Housing Toolbox

The NH Housing Toolbox tapped us to design the information architecture and build a website that supports planners and advocates to understand community housing options.

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Scrollytelling for Digital Equity

Data Visualization | HR&A

We were tapped by an international advising and consulting company that specializes in economic development projects across the world to help create a tool that would support US states in planning for Digital Equity.

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Designing Accessible Social Media Clients

GOBO and Freq | The Initiative for Digital Public Infrastructure

The Initiative for Digital Public Infrastructure at UMass Amherst tapped us to help design two innovative new apps, GOBO and Freq. iDPI wanted accessibility to be centered from the very beginning of the design process.

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Co-Designing a Prototype and Long-Term Roadmap

Algorithmic Harms Reporting Tool | Algorithmic Justice League

We partnered with the Algorithmic Justice League and a community of advocacy and legal aid organizations to co-design a prototype and long-term roadmap for an algorithmic harms reporting tool.

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Climate, abolition, and Afrofuturism in Harlem

Engineering, Technical Program Management, and Co-Design | Harvard's Institute of Qualitative Social Science

Pathways to Earthseed is an interdisciplinary and intersectional portal exploring the experiences of Black Harlemites and environmental degradation. Bocoup assisted with technical project management, website design, and implementation to help bring this multifaceted project to life.

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Continuing our work with HTML lazy-loading

Adding “auto sizes” for lazy-loaded images | Google

In 2020 and 2021 we helped the Google Rendering team with specification tests for several things, including extensive work on HTML lazy-loading. Our addition allows web developers to omit the sizes attribute when using lazy-loading images in HTML.

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Combatting Police Surveillance

Accessible Website Re-Design | Stop LAPD Spying

Stop LAPD Spying is a community organization that works to end police surveillance by uplifting the voices and expertise of those most affected by and vulnerable to police violence. Bocoup teamed up with Stop LAPD Spying to build an accessible website for political education and community involvement.

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Our Clients

AJC
Boston College
Climate Central
Disney
Duolingo
Ebay
Google
Harvard Business Review
Harvard University
Hasbro
Intuit
JSI Research & Training Institute
Knight Foundation
LinkedIn
LogMeIn
London Olympics
MassMutual
Microsoft
MIT
Mozilla
New America
Newsweek
Riot Games
The Concord Consortium
The Guardian
Travelers
United Nations
University of Chicago
University of Washington Interactive Data Lab
Vernier
Vidyo

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