Karma Method

New York Web Design, Development & Digital Consulting

We do stuff on the internet— strategy, branding, WordPress development, migrations, integrations, and ongoing support for people and organizations with interesting problems.

Founded in 2013 by longtime friends Dave Anderson and Evan Stein, Karma Method is a small, senior team that can take an idea from the first messy conversation through launch, maintenance, and the next round of improvements.

We are part creative partner, part technical problem solver, and part calm person in the room when the site is weird, the CMS is fighting back, the migration has too many edge cases, or the project needs someone who can make the whole thing make sense. Our goal has been to be awesome. Usually we are.

You can be sure we'll try to do the right thing at every step of the way. It's not just our method— it's good कमॅ!

Services Include…

Some agencies sell deliverables. We prefer solving the actual problem: what should exist, how it should work, how people will use it, and how to keep it from becoming a haunted house six months later.

How We Work…

  1. Listening
    We find out what you are trying to accomplish, who needs to use it, and where the current mess lives.
  2. Mapping
    We turn goals, content, tools, constraints, and weird edge cases into a plan that can actually be built.
  3. Making
    We design, write, code, migrate, integrate, test, revise, and ship with the fewest unnecessary theatrics possible.
  4. Improving
    We watch what happens after launch and keep making the thing better, faster, clearer, and more useful.

Clients Include…

Previous clients include BBC America, AMC Global Media, iHeart, and more. We've worked with bands & musicians, artists & authors, doctors & lawyers, restaurants & fitness centers, media companies, technology teams, publishers, startups, global brands, and organizations that needed a nimble senior team instead of another giant vendor chart.

Your project…

Hi there! 👋🏼 Have a website to build, a CMS to fix, a migration to survive, a brand to sharpen, or a problem that doesn't fit neatly into a dropdown? Good. Those are usually the interesting ones.

Tell us what is going on

Useful details include what you need, what exists now, your ideal timeline, your rough budget, and anything weird we should know before we say, “Sure, that sounds simple.”

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