From a second-floor storefront on Chattanooga’s Fountain Square downtown, more than a dozen computer programmers, designers and strategists are building digital connections around the globe in what is often an increasingly disconnected era.
Triptych, which recently rebranded itself from its original name, Level 2 Dynamics, or L2D, has delivered web-based interactive design and development services to clients worldwide over the past 16 years.
Led by brothers Nate and Tyler Johnson and their business partner and chief strategy officer, C. Eliott Johnston, the firm works to solve the complex, interactive design and development problems for clients as varied as EPB and the Creative Discovery Museum in Chattanooga to national work for clients such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation and The North Face.
“Our portfolio is extremely diverse because many of our relationships begin with a client asking if it is possible to realize an innovative vision or address a significant problem,” Tyler Johnson, partner and chief technical officer for Triptych, said in an interview in the company’s Georgia Avenue office. “From that starting point, our talented people work to tackle the need, regardless of its requirements.”
