Do you thrive on organisation, timeliness and communication? Our team is growing and there’s an open spot in our sunny Northbridge office for a motivated person with great people skills and a managerial flavour. This is a junior role, so...
We are so excited to announce not one, but two Webby Award nominations! 🙌🙌 PUBLIC Silo Trail and Ferox Advanced Vehicles are currently named alongside some heavy hitters in the Websites: Art and Websites: Car Sites & Car Culture categories, ...
Why bananas? Why not. This year’s been a bunch of fun on all fronts. We worked with over 80 clients, both new and long-term (including ourselves), launching 28 all-new websites, apps and digital products aimed at audiences...
We’re (sort of) welcoming a new Humaan to the family. Kristy started with us as an intern, but her style and artistic perspective wowed us so much, we couldn’t bear to see her go—so we made...
Introducing Monty, the newest member of the Humaan family. We were blown away by the uniqueness of his experience and his passion for everything he gets his hands on. When we asked what makes him tick,...
Say hello to our newest Humaan, Callum Shand. A well-rounded designer with a background in development and UX, he impressed us the moment he walked through the door. We asked Callum to tell us about himself, here’s what he...
We expected big things from 2017, but nothing quite like this. Since January, we’ve been absorbed in projects, products, side quests, hobbies, food and fitness outings. We’ve had the pleasure of working with a fine spectrum of clients...
A huge welcome to our newest Humaan and multi-talented front-end dev, Teegan Lincoln. We’re thrilled to have Teegan add her fresh perspective and developer muscle to the team. We asked her for her (abridged) life story — here’s what she...
Saying a product is “accessible” doesn’t mean much these days. Mostly because building a fully accessible product that caters for all known impairments (be it physical, cognitive, or otherwise) would be an ongoing and monumental task….
