• Rogue Dynamics

    - Physical goods and apparel for military/LEO organizations and veteran groups.

    - Tested prototypes of various equipment as well as helped to review software and mobile applications for systems such as cameras and smart optics.

    - Utilized network of military/LEO contacts to field and test prototypes, meeting with testers afterwards to interview them for feedback on performance and potential changes.

    - Designed an app with multiple storefront options for testing and review but the project was halted before the app went live.

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    Rogue Dynamics the Brand

    Rogue Dynamics (or "RD") is a brand that resonates coloring outside of the lines, living on the edge and pushing boundaries. The company itself was founded by a veteran with a flare for trying new things and continues to encourage the followers of this lifestyle to get out of thei comfort zone and break free of the norm.

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    Rogue Dynamics the Company

    Rogue Dynamics the Company deals in a variety of goods from quippy t-shirts and apparel to coffe mugs as well as tools of the trade for professionals, such as lock picks, shooting equipment, knives and other tactical gear. They also host a blog and podcast(s) around the professional end of their following.

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    Rogue Dynamics the Culture

    The culture behind a company like Rogue involves sayings like "Ars Decidium," "We Happy Few," and "The Beaten Path is For Beaten People" because they strive to step out of the box. They have built a following in the realm of adventure, and the designs, interactions and experiences must match that at every turn.

  • The Work

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    Industry Research

    We began research in the industry looking for areas to standout and separate ourselves from the wash of Veteran owned tshirt and apparel companies. We talked to other Vets, Law Enforcement Officers (LEOs) and civilians alike to find out what they saw as different and unique.

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    Service Development

    Before we set up shop online and began selling standard apparel, we wanted to know what other areas to expand into. We began leveraging our connections to the Veteran/LEO communities to discover what goods and services they actually wanted and focused on collabortion projects as well as regular goods.

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    Website Work

    The website was thoroughly researched as it went through a variety of iterations and hosting platforms. We revisited our target demographic regularly, forming a quasi-advisory board from our customers to help us decide how and where to expand. We also started a blog and podcasts that helped to show what made us unique from the challengers in the market.

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    Mobile App

    Unfortunately, the mobile app has been delayed for a variety of reasons, but the initial prototype focused on wireframes that showed a variety of retail designs so we could gather feedback on what our target customers preferred, as well as a blog section and a "members only" section that would become accessible to certain customers.