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Applying Dark Mode to Our Own Brand

It’s always easiest to experiment on yourself, which is why we made a push to include an automatic dark mode on the new Blend Interactive site.

Blend.RobotsTxt for Umbraco Off-site link

We’re Blend Interactive. We guide teams through complicated web and content problems, from content strategy and design to CMS implementation and support.

Blend.Sitemap for Umbraco Off-site link

We’re Blend Interactive. We guide teams through complicated web and content problems, from content strategy and design to CMS implementation and support.

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We’re Blend Interactive. We guide teams through complicated web and content problems, from content strategy and design to CMS implementation and support.

Our Team

Blend is a company built on the strengths of its people. Our culture reflects who we are as a company, how we value each other, and the trust that comes with being a part of something bigger than ourselves.

Getting Help Content From API to the User — In Any Language

Implementing a user-first migration of help content into Episerver (now Optimizely) for ExactTarget's user and partner audiences.

Understanding the Ecosystem: Documentation of People and Apps

An onsite exercise in alignment, our governance and taxonomy workshop helped present a big picture look at internal communication.

A Telemedicine Solution for a Regional System

Blend helped move a healthcare system from paper binders into the future through a sophisticated content model and map integration in Umbraco.

Promoting a New Product With a New Subsite

Integration of an Episerver (now Optimizely) site to include Marketo and Salesforce, all built from design to launch.

Giving Events Center Stage

There are dozens of different areas within the Washington Pavilion, but none was as complex as the organization of events and classes within this Drupal install.