FAQ
Common Questions, Straight Answers
Everything you're probably wondering about working with dotted8 — process, timelines, and how we're different.
Whether you’re shaping a new product, designing an experience people love, or building the tech to power it, our team has you covered.
We're a digital agency focused on putting clients at the forefront of the ever-evolving design, product, and technology landscape. From global tech giants and universities to local small businesses and non-profits, we’ve helped companies of all sizes and industries excel.









Everything you're probably wondering about working with dotted8 — process, timelines, and how we're different.
We're a full-service creative and technology studio. Brand strategy, product design, UX, marketing, and custom engineering all live under one roof, so your project never gets lost in vendor hand-offs.
Yes, we can work in parallel. No handoffs, no lost context. The same team that defines your brand strategy also designs the product and ships the code, so nothing gets diluted between departments.
We've partnered with global tech companies, universities, nonprofits, and local businesses alike. The throughline is ambition, not company size or sector.
We prioritize quality over speed. Most brand and product engagements run 3 -6 months from kickoff to launch. Full platform builds can take longer — we'll map out a realistic timeline on our first strategy call.
Both. Whether you're a founder shipping v1 or an enterprise team modernizing a legacy platform, we tailor the process, pace, and team to where you actually are.
We're headquartered near New Haven, Connecticut, with a distributed team across the United States, South America, India, and the Philippines.
We offer multiple ways to pay. Based on the size of the project, we can break it up into multiple smaller payments.
We offer multiple ways to pay. Based on the size of the project, we can break it up into multiple smaller payments.
We offer multiple ways to pay. Based on the size of the project, we can break it up into multiple smaller payments.