Web design company Project6 launches a new website design for Microflex which offers a fresh interface, significantly improved navigation, and new search capabilities to enable customers to quickly find the right glove for their application.
The new website has an integrated content management system (Sitecore) utilizing .NET programming.
For the extension, continuing education, and Professional and Continuing Education (PaCE) divisions of university systems like the University of California and the California State University, the public website plays a different role than it does for many main-campus sites. It is often the first place prospective learners and employer partners discover programs, compare options, and decide whether to take the next step.
The Ophthalmic Mutual Insurance Company (OMIC) has long been a trusted partner in healthcare, supporting ophthalmologists with expert guidance, educational programs, and vital resources. However, as digital expectations grew across the industry, OMIC’s outdated website no longer reflected its leadership or provided members with the experience they needed. To modernize its healthcare digital presence, OMIC partnered with Project6 to design and develop a secure, accessible, and member-focused platform that strengthens its role as a leader in ophthalmic risk management.
Project6 Design has been recognized for its outstanding work in Design (Best Environmental + Sustainability Web Design) at the 2025 Netty Awards, recognizing creative excellence in digital work. Winning among some of the best in the industry is an incredible honor, reinforcing our commitment to innovation, excellence, and impact.
The local non-profit East Bay Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (East Bay SPCA), is one of the most innovative organizations in the East Bay. They sought an agency that could come to their rescue with a comprehensive new online strategy.
