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Airloom Design

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Airloom Design is a Toronto-based UX strategy and design consultancy focused on accessible, sustainable, and trauma-informed design. Founded in 2016 by Shokai Sinclair, the agency serves clients including the American Heart Association, University of Southern California, and KALW.

Airloom Design is a Toronto-based UX strategy and design consultancy founded in 2016 by Shokai Sinclair. The agency focuses on creating accessible, sustainable, and trauma-informed digital experiences. Sinclair has led UX transformation at digital product agencies, tech startups, nonprofits, and universities.

The agency operates with a team of under 49 employees and charges an average hourly rate of $149. Minimum project budgets are available upon inquiry. Airloom Design's headquarters are located at 25 Dalhousie Street in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Airloom Design offers a range of services including UI/UX design, web design, product design, web development, and WordPress website design. Areas of expertise include dashboard design, interactive design, UX strategy, usability testing, user research, and digital product design. The agency also specializes in adaptive, B2B, mobile-first, responsive, web app, and eCommerce web design.

The agency serves clients across multiple industries such as arts, education, eCommerce, entertainment, health care, higher education, nonprofit, media and communications, public safety, and software and IT services. Client types include startups, small businesses, and medium businesses.

Notable clients include the American Heart Association, University of Southern California, KALW, Rooms to Go, CrowdSolve, and the National Association of Broadcasters. The agency's portfolio showcases work in UX strategy and design for these organizations.

No Google reviews are available for Airloom Design on the DesignRush profile. The agency maintains a presence on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube.

Services

  • UI/UX Design
  • Web Design
  • Product Design
  • Web Development
  • WordPress Website Design

Industries Served

Arts Education eCommerce Entertainment Health Care Higher Education Nonprofit Media & Communications Public Safety Software & IT Services

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Specializes in accessible, sustainable, and trauma-informed design
  • Experienced with diverse client types including nonprofits and universities
  • Served notable clients such as American Heart Association and University of Southern California

Frequently Asked Questions

Airloom Design offers UI/UX design, web design, product design, web development, and WordPress website design.
The agency serves industries including arts, education, eCommerce, entertainment, health care, higher education, nonprofit, media and communications, public safety, and software and IT services.
Airloom Design has an average hourly rate of $149 per hour and requires potential clients to inquire for a minimum budget.
Airloom Design is headquartered at 25 Dalhousie Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Founder Shokai Sinclair is a UX strategy and design consultant with experience leading UX transformation at digital product agencies, tech startups, nonprofits, and universities.
Airloom Design works with startups, small businesses, and medium businesses.
Yes, Airloom Design lists WordPress as a CMS platform expertise and offers WordPress website design services.
The agency has under 49 employees.
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