Few - Digital Product Agency

Few - Digital Product Agency Specializing in turning high-level ideas into purposeful, scalable digital products, web/mobile apps, APIs and websites.
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Inspired x Few, vol. 56.Every two weeks, the team pulls together the work that stopped us mid-scroll. Web, UI, product, ...
06/18/2026

Inspired x Few, vol. 56.

Every two weeks, the team pulls together the work that stopped us mid-scroll. Web, UI, product, and whatever art ended up in the same browser tabs.

This round, work from: , The Working Assembly, Artemii Lebedev, Outpøst®, Kuba&Friends and Smith & Diction — Design & Copywriting

Read it → few.medium.com

New on the blog 🏡Our CEO Zackery Hill has always explained the website process to clients the same way: it’s like buildi...
06/16/2026

New on the blog 🏡

Our CEO Zackery Hill has always explained the website process to clients the same way: it’s like building a house. Turns out our Director of Design, Calvin Bramlett, was living it — he recently built his own home and couldn’t stop seeing the parallels.

The planning. The blueprints. The day you finally pick the finishes. The truth that move-in is the beginning, not the end.
He walks the whole thing through our recent build for the Downtown Little Rock Partnership.

Read article here: https://medium.com//how-we-make-your-website-feel-like-home-6e26eefe6c51

Inspired x Few, vol. 55.Every two weeks, the team pulls together the work that stopped us mid-scroll. Web, UI, product, ...
06/05/2026

Inspired x Few, vol. 55.

Every two weeks, the team pulls together the work that stopped us mid-scroll. Web, UI, product, and whatever art ended up in the same browser tabs.

This round: , , .design, , , .ui

Read it → few.medium.com

We partnered with 365 Member Access — the team building access control systems for gyms, fitness studios, and health clu...
06/03/2026

We partnered with 365 Member Access — the team building access control systems for gyms, fitness studios, and health clubs — to help them turn solid technology into a product people could actually use.

The challenge: 365’s microkiosks were already capturing rich data across every door, kiosk, and amenity in a club, gating everything from front entrances to massage chairs. But the people who needed that data most — the gym admins running day-to-day operations — weren’t getting much out of it. Dashboards were dense. Workflows were buried. Common tasks took longer than they should.

We redesigned the experience from the admin’s chair outward. A new analytics dashboard, lightweight enough to read at a glance and deep enough to support real decisions. New admin flows for the daily friction points, like troubleshooting accounts and adding new amenity stations. And a design system that holds its shape across every screen the system runs on — from a manager’s laptop to a touchscreen mounted next to a massage chair.

The result is one cohesive product, no matter where you encounter it. Less time at the front desk for members. Fewer headaches for admins. A clearer story for the data 365 was already capturing.

That’s the work we love — making the thing that already works feel like it was built for the people using it.

See the full case study: https://few.io/launches/365-member-access

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Inspired x Few, vol. 54.Every two weeks, the team pulls together the work that stopped us mid-scroll. Web, UI, product, ...
05/21/2026

Inspired x Few, vol. 54.

Every two weeks, the team pulls together the work that stopped us mid-scroll. Web, UI, product, and whatever art ended up in the same browser tabs.

This round: EverSwap, Outfit by ++hellohello, a concept brand by Soro, a Kosma audio component from Mik Skuza, Diamond Rose Sanctuary by Le:mma Studio, and a couple more that defy a clean category.

Read it → few.medium.com

Design-to-dev handoff is still broken. Not completely. Not unfixable. But enough that it creates real friction on almost...
05/13/2026

Design-to-dev handoff is still broken. Not completely. Not unfixable. But enough that it creates real friction on almost every project.

Calvin Bramlett, one of our Director’s of Design at Few - Digital Product Agency, walks through how we used Anthropic’s Claude to build a Figma plugin that handles the parts native export keeps getting wrong — fluid typography with clamp(), text styles as mixins, properly grouped SCSS, variables referenced not duplicated.

Not one prompt and a finished plugin. Closer to working with a developer who could hold full context of the project. Real bugs caught across multiple rounds. Real fixes.

We’ve been testing it internally. Public release soon.

Read it → https://few.medium.com/how-we-used-ai-to-improve-our-figma-dev-handoff-process-314012591a1b

We were named a winner in four categories of the 32nd Annual Communicator Awards — for the websites we built with the Ar...
05/08/2026

We were named a winner in four categories of the 32nd Annual Communicator Awards — for the websites we built with the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, the Arkansas State University System, Clinton National Airport, and the Museum of Discovery.

A museum. A university system. An airport. A science center. From the outside, four very different projects. But each one is an Arkansas institution people in this community rely on, and each one deserves a digital experience that other places across the country can look to as a model.

That’s the bar we set with every public institution Few works with. Not “good enough for Arkansas.” Not “competent for the budget.” A standard high enough that another museum, another regional airport, another state system anywhere in the country could look at the work and want to learn from it.

Thank you to AMFA, ASU, LIT, and MoD for trusting us with the work. Thank you to the Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts for the recognition.

Some people see a client list. We see friends and partners we share a deep love of this community with.

Read more at few.io/launches.

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We partnered with 365 Member Access — the team building access control systems for gyms, fitness studios, and health clu...
04/29/2026

We partnered with 365 Member Access — the team building access control systems for gyms, fitness studios, and health clubs — to help them turn solid technology into a product people could actually use.

The challenge: 365’s microkiosks were already capturing rich data across every door, kiosk, and amenity in a club, gating everything from front entrances to massage chairs. But the people who needed that data most — the gym admins running day-to-day operations — weren’t getting much out of it. Dashboards were dense. Workflows were buried. Common tasks took longer than they should.

We redesigned the experience from the admin’s chair outward. A new analytics dashboard, lightweight enough to read at a glance and deep enough to support real decisions. New admin flows for the daily friction points, like troubleshooting accounts and adding new amenity stations. And a design system that holds its shape across every screen the system runs on — from a manager’s laptop to a touchscreen mounted next to a massage chair.

The result is one cohesive product, no matter where you encounter it. Less time at the front desk for members. Fewer headaches for admins. A clearer story for the data 365 was already capturing.

That’s the work we love — making the thing that already works feel like it was built for the people using it.

See the full case study: few.io/launches/365-member-access

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