Highlighting a
Vibrant Community

DePauw's Website and Virtual Tour are
built to attract students who are seeking
intellectual challenges and a vibrant
social experience.

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10,000 Art Images,
1 Beautiful Interface

An interface that brings a world class art collection out of the museum and into your home.

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A User-Focused CMS

Fastspot's BigTree content management system provides an exceptional experience for both users and developers, making content creation and maintenance almost effortless. And it's now open-source.

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Goodbye, Print

Tufts University's new Admissions site
proves that online is where it's at.

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  1. DePauw University
  2. The Walters Art Museum
  3. BigTree CMS
  4. Tufts University Admissions

Our mission is to create authentic, compelling, interactive experiences that connect consumers with brands in memorable ways. We are champions of the user experience as well as our clients' business objectives. Fastspot is an award-winning interactive agency specializing in content strategy, website design, application development, mobile solutions and content management systems.

Puget Sound's Website Wins More Than Just Awards

Not only did the newly designed University of Puget Sound website make the finals of the Webbys and win two .edu style awards, but the school is reporting its highest number of applicants on record. The site's focus on making interaction fun and easy definitely achieved its mission!... Learn More


Adapt or Die, and The Fold is DEAD.

The human brain is a complex and amazing piece of hardware. However, it has limits. For example, it can only hold about seven things in its short term memory. So knowing what we know, and knowing this is based on scientific study and hundreds of tests on memory and attention, why on earth would we [... More From the Blog

Fastspot encouraged us at every opportunity to build a site that would invite visitors to return often; our traffic numbers have been real improvements. They continually did their homework to guide us; in the design phase, for example, they populated our wire frames with examples of material they pulled off Google but that looked like it came from us. Each team member welcomed our input warmly, always striving to make sure we were happy. They made sure they designed something we could maintain and update regularly and trained us well on the content management system.

-Mark Rothman, Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust