Cyber In The City
Can we hack it?
We aren't gonna lie. Getting tasked with creating the digital expression for the flagship Georgia Cyber Center was a little bit scary. After all, the place defines cutting-edge, innovative, next-level tech. That being said, through some serious collaboration (a big part of Cyber's vision statement) with the fine folks at the Georgia Cyber Center, we launched a site we're all very proud of. Mission accomplished.
“Our new website is AWESOME! Wier / Stewart delivered exactly what we were looking for in a website that is as unique and spectacular as the Georgia Cyber Center itself. The W/S team was a joy to work with and I could not be more pleased with their product. I’m also proud that W/S is a local company, which is another example of the extraordinary talent and professionalism that exists in the Augusta area.”
Heroic Video
The Georgia Cyber Center's campus is a thing of beauty. We chose to highlight the physical structures up front and center in a drone-captured hero video.
Partner Spotlight
There's power in partnership. The Georgia Cyber Center plays host to some of the most influential and important cyber-focused organizations in the country. Have a look at the GBI here.
Virtual Tours
It's a lot of building(s). First time visitor? Got a meeting? You probably outta check out the interactive floor plan before you arrive and get the lay of the land.
Pretty Pictures
When you've got it, flaunt it.
“t was a truly fantastic experience working with Wier / Stewart to create our new website. One of our goals was for the site to be unique while remaining user friendly and they nailed it! We are confident when people visit our website, they will experience what it feels like to walk through the doors of the Georgia Cyber Center for the first time.”
“We wanted the design of the Georgia Cyber Center website to feel like walking through their physical doors for the first time. The state of Georgia has made the investment in a campus that matches their goal of leading a cybersecurity revolution.”
“With this website, we didn’t want it to feel like another government site. It needed to be visually interesting. We needed a way to let people enjoy browsing and not feel lost after a few clicks. We achieved that perfectly.”
