New work, fall 2026
Recent Triptych websites and products: a credit union, a lighting association, industrial suppliers, AI merchandise tools and coaching software.
October 2, 2026 · 7 min read
This year’s work has taken us from banking to basketball, with a few traffic stops along the way. Here’s a look at the websites and products we launched and shipped in 2026.
The list includes an Alabama credit union, a national lighting association, a Chattanooga traffic-safety supplier, an automotive refinishing brand, a data-security company and an AI merchandise concierge. We also shipped two products of our own and finished a direct-booking site for a vacation-rental business.
One thing that’s not included in this article is our work consulting brands and organizations about AI. While that’s another article for another day, it’s worth noting that much of our work these days isn’t just building, it’s helping organizations understand the tech landscape of the future, and how they can best adapt. At the heart of that discussion is how to ensure people and relationships remain at the forefront. Enough about that. On to the work.
Listerhill Credit Union
Listerhill’s full website redesign went live in June 2026. For a credit union, useful information changes often. A member checking a loan rate should get the same answer wherever they find it on the site, and staff should be able to make that change in one place.
We built custom content-management tools that let Listerhill place current rates into pages and rate cards throughout the site. Updating a rate updates those placements together. That gives the team a clearer way to manage information that affects members’ financial decisions.
The new search includes autocomplete, section filters, recent searches and promoted results. Alongside calculators and a solutions finder, it gives members several ways to reach the product or information they need. The ongoing work builds on that foundation as the credit union’s needs change.
Listerhill has an incredible team that we collaborated with and it is a joy to see it all come together. They truly serve their community and Florence and Muscle Shoals, Alabama is better for it.
Explore the Listerhill project
Built with Craft CMS 5, Tailwind, GSAP motion, Algolia search.
North Ridge Escapes
A direct-booking site for a Chattanooga vacation-rental business.
North Ridge Escapes’ new site is built and ready, with the domain switch still ahead. The business has nine homes across three markets, including Chattanooga’s North Shore. The site helps travelers compare properties and book directly.
Live availability, nightly rates, quotes, reviews and booking information come from OwnerRez, the company’s property-management system. Visitors can filter their search by dates, guest count, bedrooms and pet limits before exploring a property.
Photo tours are grouped by room, making it easier to understand the layout of a home. The owners can edit every word on the site, including a Stay Guide blog for guests. The work also includes security hardening. This is another Chattanooga project where the website needs to connect a local business with people planning something tangible: a few days in a place they’ll enjoy.
See our Chattanooga website work
Built with Next.js, Payload CMS, Postgres.
NEMRA Lighting
A standalone home for the association’s Lighting Division.
NEMRA Lighting now has a dedicated site for the lighting agents and manufacturers it serves. The division’s previous home was a single page within the parent association’s website. The new multi-page site gives its advocacy, education and networking work room to grow.
We translated the design into 15 page templates and built about 60 custom page components. Staff can assemble pages from those components, keeping the site consistent while making space for different kinds of content. Events, news, education and member spotlights each have their own content types.
The site is also intended to become a template for NEMRA’s other divisions. That made the editing system an important part of the build: the team needs something it can keep using as the organization develops. Automated accessibility testing returned a perfect score with no color-contrast failures. That result describes the automated audit; continued accessibility review remains part of caring for a live site.
Built with WordPress, Elementor Pro with custom widgets, WP Engine.
A-1 Barricades
A-1 Barricades is a family-run Chattanooga traffic-control and safety supplier serving the Southeast since 1977. Its customers need to find equipment, understand rental options and reach someone who can help them get a job moving.
We relaunched the site in August with nine product-category pages and three service pages, including road-construction and event rentals. FAQs, service areas and a downloadable catalog give buyers more information before they contact the team. A quote-request form sends inquiries straight to sales.
The build moved A-1 off a vulnerable legacy platform. It also gives visitors who prefer reduced motion a quieter experience: animations step aside, smooth scrolling is disabled and a still image replaces the opening video. Old URLs redirect to their corresponding new pages, carrying the company’s search history into the new site.
See our manufacturing website work
Built with Next.js, Tailwind, GSAP and Lenis motion, hosted on Vercel.
Klean-Strip Auto
Klean-Strip Auto’s new site covers 66 products across six categories, along with 12 retail partners, a distributor network and more than 200 technical documents. For people working with surface prep, paint removal and refinishing products, the detail matters. A product description needs to lead to the instructions and documents that help someone use it properly.
We built the site around a content system the brand team can manage themselves. Product information, how-tos and videos sit within that structure, giving the team a practical way to keep the catalog current.
A distributor finder lets visitors search by state or province, ZIP or postal code. Two calculators include a mixing and coverage tool for Bulldog Adhesion Promoter. Those tools help customers work through the next question after choosing a product: where to get it and how much they need.
Built with Next.js, Payload CMS, Supabase, hosted on Vercel.
Atofia
Atofia describes its data-security offering as “One Platform. Three New Primitives.” Our work was the marketing site that presents the company’s architecture, research and patents to an engineering audience.
The site includes about 26 pages and a library of roughly 30 research articles. Custom 3D scenes provide a visual setting for that material: crystals, a globe, a city and a data river, with image-distortion and color-separation effects built for the experience.
We built the site without a heavy framework and included structured data on its major pages to help search engines understand the content. The graphics have safeguards so a graphics failure never breaks the page, and the motion is toned down for visitors who request reduced motion. The research needs to remain reachable across those conditions. Our role was to make a complex subject navigable while giving the brand its own visual language.
Explore our 3D and immersive work
Built with Vite, Three.js, custom WebGL shaders, AWS.
MerchButler
A conversational way to find branded merchandise and request a quote.
MerchButler starts with a description of what you need. A visitor can ask for merchandise or apparel, receive tailored suggestions, add a logo, preview an item and request a quote. We built the product from its conversational AI through to its catalog.
The site lists more than 9,000 products and 150,000 SKUs, the individual variants within those products. Its search combines meaning-based matching with filters for category, budget and quantity. Pricing is checked at the appropriate quantity tier, so a suggestion accounts for how many items the customer needs.
Supplier catalogs sync automatically. AI-generated mockups let customers preview their branding, and a quote analyzer matches items from an uploaded competitor quote against MerchButler’s catalog. Branded organization portals add another layer, with their own brand kits and catalog rules.
Built with Next.js, Anthropic’s Claude via the Vercel AI SDK, Postgres with vector search, hosted on Vercel.
Products we shipped
CrateScan
CrateScan is our early-access reorder platform for manufacturers and industrial suppliers. Each customer gets a portal carrying their supplier’s brand. They enter a part number or scan a barcode, and CrateScan looks it up in that manufacturer’s parts index.
The portal shows the part, related kits and that customer’s pricing, then sends a quote request. It gives an existing customer a direct path from the identifier on a part to the information needed for another order.
CrateScan works from barcodes and part numbers. The manufacturer’s parts index supplies the match. Manufacturers and suppliers can request early access through the site.
Read the scan-and-reorder story
Built with Next.js, Supabase.
Clipbrd
Tools for the work around a basketball team so coaches can focus on their relationships with the players and not the busywork of getting their thoughts on paper.
Clipbrd is a Triptych product for basketball coaches, parents, players and athletic directors, available on the web with iOS and Android apps. Its play designer lets coaches draw a play stage by stage, animate player movement and pass timing, then share it with the team. Plays can branch into variations, so a coach can show how the next decision changes the action.
The platform also includes rosters, schedules, tournaments and parent and player views. These are the everyday details that surround practice and game time.
Auto Stats turns a photo of a paper scorebook into a box score. A second AI pass checks and corrects low-confidence reads. Coaches can start with a free tier, with paid plans at $4.99 and $14.99 a month.
Built with Next.js, Supabase, Konva canvas animation, Capacitor for the native apps.
What’s next
Several of these projects will get full case studies with a closer look at the decisions behind the work. You can browse our portfolio, use the Website Calculator to explore a project, or talk with us about what you need.