Major Clients:
Confidential
Revenue:
Under $250,000
Year Founded:
2010
Pricing:
M
Fulltime Employees:
2 - 9
Active Clients:
32
Client Retention Rate:
92%

Major Clients:
Confidential
Year Founded:
2010
Fulltime Employees:
2 - 9
Active Clients:
32
Client Retention Rate:
92%
Revenue:
Under $250,000
Pricing:
M
Secondary Services:
Social:

About - Lackner Buckingham

We are a transdisciplinary design + technology conspiracy that specializes in creating fully bespoke, digital experiences on native iOS, Android and www platforms, with an aesthetic and function ethos.

We are craftsmen, and we thrive on innovation and the unique. We love detail. We love art of all types.

We explore the boundaries of digital languages with analog sensitivity. We love the experience of digesting information and sensory feedback whether it be print or film or digital. It doesn't matter to us, it is about the process of telling stories.

We are all about the narrative. We have established our own set of frameworks fully open source, using standard languages as the building blocks for all our digital work. Doing it this way we can scale effortlessly in any project we collaborate on.

We are the digital architects and engineers for your experience. If you are looking to be unique, and set yourself apart from the millions of templated solutions out there, then we should definitely talk. We dont have any clients, just partners in our digital conspiracy, and we must be doing something right as those partners stretch across the globe.

Drop us a note or give us a call and we would be happy to fill you in. We are passionate about in no particular order food & cooking, music, family, cycling, dogs, fly fishing, pour-over coffee, skiing, the Swiss Grid System, hiking, dogs, audiophilia, cinema, literature, saving our vanishing landscape, dogs, coding for pleasure and sport, old vinyl records, world peace, beer, dogs, certain lamps, photography (film &

digital), scandinavian furniture, grids, dogs, art, good wine, beards, mountains, Apple (records and computers), typography, football (the round kind), architecture and dogs.