What evidence can you share that demonstrates the impact of the engagement?
We received internal and external feedback that’s very favorable. People find the site significantly easier to navigate to get the information they need. The web contact form is extremely helpful for engaging potential customers as well as bringing on new employees. The embedded videos and graphics also received very good reviews.
We met our initial goals for the launch. Their team was very helpful in meeting the tight deadline we had for that launch. We’re continuing to build and improve.
How did The Bureau of Small Projects perform from a project management standpoint?
It was very personal. A lot of communication was by email and telephone—it was very easy to get regular progress updates on how we were doing and to look at both the big picture and very specific goals. They were excellent with communication. In contrast to working with working with them years ago, it’s clear that they’ve grown. They have additional projects and team members, but still keep things very personal.
What did you find most impressive about them?
One of the key strengths was how much detail they went into for every small aspect. It made the site a perfect fit for our business and business model. There are some things about our website that might be counterintuitive as there’s such a wide range of services provided. We wanted to be very clear about exactly what we do. Even though we were dealing with a tech firm, they were fantastic at translating, interpreting, and easily conveying for people who don’t come from a mental health background.
Are there any areas they could improve?
It was an outstanding experience. We came to them at the end of the year when they were finishing several other projects. Things were a little fraught, but that’s more indicative of the time of the year than what I would expect from the company regularly. There’s nothing I can say that they could improve.
Do you have any advice for potential customers?
They are a firm that you can come to with an idea or with content. You can either start from scratch or say this is exactly what I want. They’ll meet you either way. For businesses who have an idea of what they want—but don’t quite know how to do it—they offer a lot of creative and artistic input, which is so appreciated.
The Bureau of Small Projects involved the client in decision-making during the creative brainstorming process, then offered close support every step of the way. The website they delivered maximized exposure to generate new business and facilitates effortless interaction with patients.