Our brand launch for Kinship and our eCommerce & crowdfunding platform for Boon Supply each took home an Honoree.
Coming off of a massively successful 2019, Patterns work for Kinship and Boon Supply was awarded Webby Honoree status twice.
First up is Boon Supply, a fantastic fundraising + eCommerce platform we had the pleasure of launching early last year. Founded by Lily KanterBoon Supply received Honoree status this year in the Charitable Organizations/Non-Profit category.
Our second Webby Honoree of 2020 is for our work with Kinship on the launch of their brand. We worked side by side with their founding team to design a brand & eCommerce platform that speaks directly to Gen Z in an inclusive & authentic voice and aesthetic while educating and inspiring people through the people & planet-first values of the Kinship brand.
"Recognition from the Webbys this early in our journey as an agency is a dream come true for Pattern" said Michael Janiak, Pattern Co-Founder & Creative Director. "Our team works tirelessly to create experiences that resonate with people and move the needle for brands, and its amazing to received honors from our peers and have our work featured alongside some of the best in the world."
About The Webby Awards
The Webby Awards is the leading international award honoring excellence on the Internet. With nearly 13,000 entries each year, only a handful are selected as nominees, honorees and winners. Established in 1996 during the Web’s infancy, The Webby Awards are presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS)—a 2000+ member judging body. The Academy is comprised of Executive Members—leading Internet experts, business figures, luminaries, visionaries and creative celebrities—and Associate Members who are former Webby Winners, Nominees and other Internet professionals.
About Pattern
Pattern helps brands unlock their next catalyst moment through experience-driven eCommerce. We design modern brands, eCommerce experiences, products & platforms that help founders, disruptors and visionaries find their place at the intersection of culture, community & commerce.
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