Portfolio of Mugo Web's projects

The B2B site Business of Apps helps app developers understand and connect with their marketplace.

Foundation Center is an innovative nonprofit that gathers and analyzes data, shares it worldwide, and empowers people to understand and increase philanthropy’s ability to improve the world.

Rasmussen Reports is a content-rich information hub, with millions of page views each month.

Open Book Canada showcases Ontario’s literary scene, with a focus on books and events produced by the province’s independent, Canadian-owned publishers.

This Business Intelligence website features a paywall, caching of content for logged in users, a responsive design, enterprise login features, Salesforce and Marketo integrations, and more.

The 49th Shelf hosts about 100,000 books, and data about their contributors and publishers, as well as rich metadata like cover images, reviews, target audience, etc.

Cambridge-based Harvard Family Research Project helps "stakeholders develop and evaluate strategies to promote the well being of children, youth, families, and their communities".

"In the three months Mugo worked on our new version -- which had stalled with our previous developers -- we have made more progress than ever before. They are fast, precise and thorough, and definitely stand out in the industry!"

"[Mugo is] customer-focused, take the time to listen, give good solid advice with our best interests in mind, and have a quick turnaround time. We've had a number of compliments on the new website, which looks goods, functions well, and performs solidly."

Encyclopedia of BC is the source of readable and authoritative information on the significant BC people, places, and things. Originally a bestselling book, the encyclopedia is now available exclusively online, with over 4,000 entries and enhanced by images, maps, charts, tables, and sound and video clips.

We migrated Car and Driver's website, holding 50,000 content objects, to run on a platform based on eZ Publish.

The Toxics Use Reduction Institute (TURI) at the University of Massachusetts Lowell works with businesses, community organizations, and government agencies to find innovative ways to reduce toxic chemicals.