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Before they opened their doors to customers (or finished construction for that matter), WorkSpace came to Raincity Studios seeking a clean, open website to help prepare for their new co-working space business concept.

The client requested the site to reflect a sense of community - both online on and offline - in order to attract the targeted market of small and home office workers who may not realize that there is a "better place to work."

Besides displaying the basics: pricing information, pictures, hours, amenities - Raincity's designers created images of the space before construction was finished and captured the community atmosphere by enabling the co-working members to create unique profiles and post to individual blogs.

The project's original goal of of serving as the communication hub of a thriving community was unanimously accomplished and now that Bill, Dane and crew have grown Workspace into an established, hip, and successful co-office, and we are able to enjoy a happy client, great coffee in their an inspiring space.

Kudos to WorkSpace on their success in incubating Techcouver's entrepreneurial adventurers - we're pleased to be a part of the club (and your neighbors too).