We make it easy for our clients to own and manage websites. We do this by taking care of the complicated stuff, providing pragmatic and honest technical and UX advice, and delivering projects on time and budget with no surprises.
We make it easy for our clients to own websites and successfully deliver complex web projects.
We always deliver, on time and budget with no surprises. This is our absolute mission and we work back from that.
Our ability to achieve this is underpinned by our technical depth, understanding of modern web approaches.
We lean on the AgencyAgile project methodology which ensures we have the right conversations with the right people at the right time, and take the stress (and risk) out of project delivery.
Our clients span government, non-profit and private sectors across Australasia. We're a relatively small team but delivery high impact work by focussing on what we're really good at.
We use DatoCMS because it makes it so easy for our clients to manage and publish content. At Haunt Digital we've developed a real strength around flexible, component-driven website designs that empower content editors.
Too many sites look great on launch day but die a slow death because they're hard to work with. Clunky CMSs paired with inflexible designs are key the main culprits.
Using DatoCMS we're able to deliver sites that can evolve as our clients' communications needs change, without requiring massive ongoing investment or specialist in-house knowledge.
We've built a reputation for expertise in re-platforming legacy sites into modern web architecture with DatoCMS as a core component. To us, this means re-building a site more or less "as is" without an expensive design and branding rethink, which has been popular where there is a strong business case for moving to modern web architecture but where clients are happy with their overall design and site layout.
We moved Asia New Zealand from a legacy platform to a DatoCMS/Jamstack build, mitigating technical debt and enhancing their overall security profile while unlocking the performance improvements and content management experience of modern web architecture.
Like a growing number of organisations in New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa decided that the benefits of modern web architecture justified rebuilding two of their websites without making major design or content changes.