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Art
Art is Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s largest department presence on Metro.net, but the entire site faced serious technical issues…
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Developer
Developer is a tool used by Metro’s web team to disseminate transit data to other government agencies, university staff or students, and the general public interested in building tools or leveraging this information.
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El Pasajero
El Pasajero was developed as a companion to Metro’s new site, the Source, to provide the latest transportation news and info to our Spanish-language customers and stakeholders.
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K Line
As Metro reintroduces a car-centric community to rail, each opening line’s route information, events, new transportation options, or changes are surfaced on sites like this one for the Metro K Line.
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Making Metro
Designing Making Metro solved staff time and resource issues. This digital brand standards guide, created for the Design Studio, provides in-depth info on how to use agency brand assets for vendors.
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Primary Resources
Metro’s Transportation Library and Research Center needed assistance in building a website to house their department’s online assets, provide event information, hours of operation, and other items often requested in-person.
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The Source
Due to no fault of anyone, the site’s core technology became outdated, and these deprecated features pose a security and uptime risks increasing.
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WordCamp Santa Clarita Valley, 2019
WordCamp Santa Clarita required the development of a brand that reflects the community, and this website uses custom post types to manage the event tickets, sponsors, attendees, volunteers, and communication of critical event info.
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WordPress Santa Clarita Valley 2020
Due to the pandemic, Santa Clarita hosted its second community conference for the open-source technology WordPress in 2020. The solution, an online event requiring a web presence that functioned differently…
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WordPress Santa Clarita Valley Meetup
The WordPress Santa Clarita Valley Meetup was established to build community locally, as opposed to having to stay or drive to downtown Los Angeles or other surrounding areas to give back.