Yes&

The first project completed by Yes& was a rebranding effort for a custom software development company. The team at Beyond Definition refreshed the company's branding, including the logo, tagline, marketing efforts, messaging, and advertising. The overall strategy for the branding was also a focus for the team, and as a result, the company experienced significant growth, with a 150% increase in business. The team at Beyond Definition was praised for their professionalism and the clear understanding they provided the company about its brand identity.

The second project involved the design of magazine issues for an editorial contractor company. Beyond Definition worked closely with the company to design and produce quarterly magazine issues, ranging from 64-90 pages each. The team at Beyond Definition, including a project manager, designers, and production staff, collaborated effectively to produce outstanding design work. The company praised the team's ability to present materials professionally, as well as their good fit for the project and great project management.

The third project completed by Yes& was a rebranding and web redesign for a nonprofit organization addressing trafficking and slavery. Beyond Definition was hired to help the organization reinvent its website, visual identity, color palette, and design aesthetic. The team worked with the organization for over two years, and the results were described as "gorgeous," with positive feedback received on the website. The team at Beyond Definition was commended for their adaptability and their ability to work with changing deadlines and needs, although there was some feedback regarding the billing and invoicing system.