A company with a conscience
10 July 2020 • Clare Everett
Being socially and environmentally conscious is important to us. We’ve always wanted to be the best company we can be, and aware of the impact of our actions beyond the office.
Sustainability tips from outside the studio
07 May 2020 •
Being socially conscious is important to us at Springload, but how do we stay sustainable when we're not in the studio?
5 ways to build trust and boost creativity in your team
07 May 2020 •
The best work happens when everyone feels comfortable speaking their minds and contributing to fixing a problem. So, how do we create space for teams to feel safe when vulnerable? The answer is simple — trust.
Simple Trace: a contact tracing app to help Kiwis get back to business
29 April 2020 • Ella Price
Introducing a free web app designed to help Kiwis fight Covid-19 together.
2019: A year of making things that matter, better
21 January 2020 • Ella Price
Creating people-driven digital experiences is at the heart of what we do; we often talk about using our digital superpowers to make the things that matter, better — but what did ‘better’ mean for us in 2019?
Four gifts that give back this Kirihimete (Christmas)
17 December 2019 • Ella Price
At Springload we’re not dreaming of a white Christmas — we’re championing a green one. This doesn’t mean we’re against giving, it means we’re rethinking how we go about it.
The people behind the awards
29 October 2019 •
We create human-centred experiences for people — not for awards or shiny baubles. But when your peers acknowledge the value of your work, you can’t help but want to tell the world.
People of Springload: Kanhika Nikam
03 October 2019 •
People of Springload is a blog series introducing you to the people behind our work. We asked Kanhika about her journey, some of the projects she’s worked on, and what excites her about what she does.
Springload joins the global climate strike
16 September 2019 •
We’re joining the global climate strike on Friday 27 September, and we’re inviting you to join us in demanding action from our politicians on the climate crisis.
Springloaders kōrero about learning te reo Māori
12 September 2019 • Springloaders
Using a little te reo Māori in our everyday lives is one way we can all take part in Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. By giving it a go, we can encourage each other to learn more, and to help make Māori language welcome at work and in our communities.
