After previously working with Kubis Interactive to modernize her practice, Susan Hardwick-Smith wanted to also breathe new life into a brand concentrated on coaching and written advice. Dr. Susan is not only one of Houston’s most highly regarded businesswomen and a Texas “Top Doc”, but a highly stylized corner of the internet where women can receive sage advice on all things women’s health and womanhood.

B.B. Italia was founded upon a simple concept; what would happen if we could track down real Italian ingredients in Texas? With restauranter Ben Berg’s guiding hand, B.B. Italia sought to stake its claim as one of Houston’s top premium-casual restaurants of Italian-American fare, combining some of the classic recipes of generational Italian cookbooks with the top-shelf service that the Berg Hospitality group offered.

Dominique Sachse is one of Houston’s prominent voices, a longtime anchor for KPRC Channel 2 news, who felt like she had more to say. After communicating with fans over the years who tuned into her nightly reports, discussing not the subjects of the reports but “What were you wearing” or “how did you get your makeup to look like that,” Dominique ditched the emails and jumped in front of her natural home… the camera.

It’s one of Houston’s most interesting experiments and social societies. A top-notch, members-only mobile application, that holds the door open to some of Houston’s most unique high society destinations for people between the age of 21-49, allowing them to treat themselves and their corporate partners to exclusive privileges at various restaurants and establishments. Society socialites can enjoy specialty rates, exclusive perks, and members-only events that allow them to enter these spaces earlier, and at a better rate than they otherwise could have.

When Houston restauranter Benjamin Berg and Chef Robert del Grande collaborated to open The Annie Cafe and Bar in 2019, Kubis Interactive helped to bring the timeless look to the digital forefront.

When Streetwise Retail Advisors, one of the top independent commercial real estate brokers in the region, was ready to break away from the group they had they had been affiliated with for a decade, they needed to make sure their online presence would be on par with the industry standards. Working closely with the Branding Agency developing the new name and identity, Kubis Interactive designed and developed an enterprise-level open source website, that integrates with industry-specific APIs to deliver competitive value to our client’s customers.

A world-class leader in flat rolled steel distribution, processing, and manufacturing, New Process Steel’s online presence didn’t represent the scale and accomplishments of the company, as well as providing necessary information for customers and vendors. New Process Steel partnered with Kubis Interactive was not only to reimagine their logo rooted in the brand’s history, but to build a modern website that also reflected New Process Steel’s multi-service offerings to customers across the United States and Mexico.

This New York City restaurant from legendary Chef Joël Robuchon—who held 32 Michelin stars in his lifetime—entrusted us to design and build a responsive website to support the return of the brand to NYC. Working within the strict brand guidelines of the iconic brand, we created a fresh, modern customized website. With a focus on the rich imagery of the restaurant’s dishes, we were able to convey the experience one can expect when dining at one of Joël Robuchon’s two concepts, whether it be L’Atelier or Le Club.

When doctor and educator, Barbara Taylor, approached Kubis to develop her online presence designed to create a platform for menopause education and middle age, we came up with a bold strategy incorporating YouTube as the main traffic driver. Working closely with the client, Kubis Interactive helped build Barbara Taylor’s visual vocabulary and brand presence, and ensuring we reflected this across each and every digital channel where Taylor was communicating with her ardent followers.

As the Lone Star Flight Museum was set to take flight to a new facility at the Ellington Airfield, the museum needed an open source web platform and website integrations to ensure that not only would the move be smooth, but no time would be loss in the integration process. Along with the construction of a new website, Kubis Interactive worked with the Lone Star flight museum to develop a digital museum-specific functionality on their website to unveil the new locations, as well as partnering with Blackbaud software to make sure that the museum’s event and purchasing integrations worked seamlessly across all platforms. Along with optimizing the SEO for the Museum to attract new customers, Kubis Interactive works to this day to ensure functionality across the website.