About
We are a unique crew that has weathered a few storms—together & separately—and we’re excited to get to work together and with you.
Ethics & Values
Values
We foster a culture where trust, accountability, and camaraderie can flourish.
We value input as well as output. We are diverse, fair, and inclusive.
We value the results of our work and think the best way to get there is through working well together and taking care of ourselves.
We value diversity and believe the best ideas come from different places. We support a group that is diverse in age, sexual and gender orientation, race, and religions.
We value creativity and know that everyone is creative in their own way, together we can come up with the best thinking to solve complex problems.
Ethical code of conduct
- We do not disparage each other, the work we do, our clients, or the end-user.
- We protect data, intellectual property, and privacy—be that ours, our clients’ or the end-user.
- We do not tolerate harassment, discrimination, bullying, or being an asshole to your coworkers, clients, or peers.
- We plan for business continuity.
Ethical code of data practices
- We don’t work on anything the majority of the company is uncomfortable with on moral, ethical, or political views.
- We do not force employees to work on projects that conflict with their values.
- We follow the most stringent privacy rules that are in place (currently GDPR).
ETHICAL CODE OF UX & PRODUCT
- We believe that UX and Product Designers have an ethical responsibility to put good into the world and defend against evil.
- We know that we have the knowledge, tools, and power to sway users to do what we want. We understand that this power comes with a responsibility to match users’ intent to the resulting action.
- We never produce “dark patterns”, the term for designs used to trick people into doing things that are against their best interest.
Press Mentions
Jul 07, 2020
Creative Ways People Are Supporting Small Businesses Amid Coronavirus — and How You Can Help (Video)
Travel + Leisure
93% of our clients come back for additional projects. A few people have been clients for more than a decade and through multiple companies.
Our clients
Merger & Acquisition
In late 2019, Sawaya Consulting acquired Emerson Stone, merged with Coast To Coast Studio, and created a new company called Anchor & Alpine. The partners from Sawaya Consulting and Coast To Coast Studio became partners at the new agency and continue on the work of the original firms.