When Random House approached us to develop the new Knopf Doubleday site, we were giddy. But what’s more: we were intrigued. They didn’t just need a website, they needed a suite of sites that all worked together. They needed all of their imprints, and several of their main content categories, to have individual sites, with individual themes, and they wanted their content to trickle up to the top of the main Knopf-Doubleday site. On top of this, they needed this sea of content to be accessible. They needed a clean, content-focused design that could be shared and modified by their imprints–a clean marriage of form and function.