Media Hive brings the power of Internet technology to the end user to satisfy their needs, solve their problems and delight them.

Recent Work

Diane von Furstenberg Storefront

Working with DvF and it’s partners, we leveraged our experience with the ATG platform to create a custom, flexible and usable shopping experience that is reflective of the luxury lifestyle brand.

Do1Thing Public Website

Do1Thing’s goal is to raise awareness on teen homelessness in America by taking photos, making documentaries, and writing stories to motivate people to take action against teen homelessness.

Tommy Hilfiger Storefront

Tommy Hilfiger is one of the world’s most recognized premium lifestyle brands- and one of the largest designer apparel brands globally, looked to Media-Hive to deliver a fresh look for their storefront.

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“We were extremely fortunate to have Media Hive on our team for the re-launch of the dvf.com website in September 2008. Media Hive’s expertise in every element of the design and development process resulted in a quick turnaround on project that met our business requirements. Greg O’Keeffe’s executive leadership was a critical factor to the successful result.

- Ronit Weinberg
Vice President of Ecommerce and Online Marketing
Diane von Furstenberg

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Media-Hive Site Refresh

posted on July 2nd, 2009 by

Welcome to the refreshed design of the Media-Hive website. We’re not calling it a complete redesign since it retains the visual aesthetic of the previous design. But the layout and architecture of the site has been retooled to provide a more focused and organized site.

Tommy Hilfiger USA Storefront Launch

posted on October 23rd, 2008 by Tom Sullivan

Media-Hive is excited to announce the relaunch of the Tommy Hilfiger USA ecommerce storefront. Tommy Hilfiger- one of the world’s most recognized premium lifestyle brands- and one of the largest designer apparel brands globally, looked to Media-Hive to deliver a fresh look for their storefront and a more efficient and reliable user experience.

Why has online retail failed to embrace RSS?

posted on July 17th, 2008 by Jon Sykes

RSS, or Really Simple Syndication, is a big deal…maybe even a huge deal. In recent years, some would have you believe that RSS would be the next panacea of the internet. As the data exchange format to end all data exchange formats, it would be the future of everything we consume online- neatly wrapped as RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0, Atom, etc.

JavaScript Best Practices

posted on June 9th, 2008 by Jon Sykes

JavaScript is only one actor in a much bigger performance. It plays a role, but is dependent upon it’s support cast (Style Sheets, HTML). The best JavaScript code will be useless when combined with poorly structured HTML and badly written CSS. Likewise, the most logically structured XHTML will perform badly if combined with poorly written JavaScript. All three elements need to pull together to make a well functioning and rich user interface.