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Requested changes from Iknow.

Every change Iknow has asked for, what happened to it, and where it landed. Newest first.

#069

“Randomize the positioning of the case studies. Can you add a randomizer to display the case studies in a different order on the case studies listing pages? I don't want the case studies in a fixed position.”

August 31, 2026/case-studies

Done

What we did

The listing opens in a mixed order that changes on every visit. Newest and oldest remain available in the sort control for anyone who wants a fixed order.

/case-studies

#066

“Can you position up to four or five (if applicable) at the bottom of each services page, rather than one? I'm afraid that users will not click through the left and right scroll arrows because they are at the bottom of the page. Keep the scroll arrows if there are more than four or five.”

August 31, 2026/services

Done

What we did

Service pages now show four case studies at once, as cards rather than a single stepped panel, so they are visible without using arrows.

/services

#068

“Randomize the positioning of the case studies. Can you add a randomizer to display the case studies in a different order on each service page refresh?”

August 31, 2026/services

Done

What we did

The order is shuffled in the browser on every visit, so a refresh gives a different arrangement.

/services

#074

“The case studies presented at the bottom of the service description pages should be only those specifically tagged to that service offering.”

August 31, 2026/services

Done

What we did

Already the case, and confirmed: a service page shows only the case studies tagged to that offering in Iknow's own mapping. Nothing is inferred or added.

/services

#067

“Vertical scroll arrows. Maybe instead of horizontal scrolling, you could use a toggle to show the remaining case studies below the initial group, or switch to vertical scrolling?”

August 31, 2026/services

Done

What we did

The arrows are gone from the service pages. A Show all button below the four reveals the remaining studies in place. The horizontal control stays on an individual case study, where it was asked to stay.

/services

#070

“In the breadcrumbs, please change "PSxxx" to "#xxx" or "No. xxx"”

August 31, 2026/case-studies

Done

What we did

The breadcrumb now reads No. followed by the number. The PS prefix was an internal Project Summary label.

/case-studies

#071

“The font size for "About the Client" needs to be smaller to match the other two subheads.”

August 31, 2026/case-studies

Done

What we did

Every sub-heading inside a case study is now one size. Three had been set a step larger, including Progress to Date; all three come down, so none stands out from the rest.

/case-studies

#072

“The font size for "How Iknow Structured the Work" needs to be smaller to match the other two subheads.”

August 31, 2026/case-studies

Done

What we did

Every sub-heading inside a case study is now one size. Three had been set a step larger, including Progress to Date; all three come down, so none stands out from the rest.

/case-studies

#064

“For the "Book a 30-minute intro call", please connect with the calendars and send the primary notice to the primary contact designated for the language. ... Please also send me the notice of a call booking so that I can follow up with the primary contact. Salesflare should also be connected to both conversation and call requests.”

August 27, 2026/contact

Partly done

What we did

Call requests now send a branded notice to the language's primary contact (all languages route to Bernie until the contacts are assigned) with a copy to Bernie, and land in Salesflare with the enquiries. Live calendar connection follows once availability blocks are agreed.

/contact

#063

“I'd like to have all the requests for "Start a Conversation" to be sent to me. I will then forward them to the right SME/specialist to prepare a reply. Please use my primary Iknow email address, bpalowitch@iknow.us.”

August 27, 2026/contact

Done

What we did

Enquiry-form submissions now deliver to Bernie's primary Iknow address for triage to the right specialist.

/contact

#065

“Center the photo around Mohammed's face.”

August 21, 2026/contact

Done

What we did

The Arabic contact portrait is re-cropped so the face sits centred in the circle, matching the other three.

/contact

#062

“What are you planning to do to make the new site ADA compliant?”

August 19, 2026Whole site

Done

What we did

The site is being built toward WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the standard behind the ADA and Section 508; conformance is claimed only once the formal audit passes. A working register linked below tracks all fifty criteria with a traffic-light status each, and the formal audit runs before launch, after which the register carries the conformance statement.

Accessibility status

#059

“Remove the phrase "Among clients across corporations, governments, ..." below the client logos on the Home Page.”

August 19, 2026Home page

Done

What we did

The caption under the client logos is gone.

Home page

#061

“I want to have a different person's name, photo, and email on the Contact Us page for the four different languages. English: Bernie Palowitch. Spanish: Shonda Barajas. French: Jacques Simard. Arabic: Mohammed Husamaddin.”

August 19, 2026/contact

Done

What we did

Each language edition of the Contact page now introduces its own contact, photo included. All four are live.

/contact

#058

“Remove the phrase "Est. 2001." from all locations on the site.”

August 19, 2026Whole site

Done

What we did

Removed from the footer tagline and the home eyebrow in all four languages. The About narrative's own sentence about the founding stays, it is part of the approved company text.

#060

“Please add these two clients to the logos and to the client list table: Utah Department of Transportation (in the US Federal, State, and Local Government section); Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (in the Nonprofit/NGO section).”

August 19, 2026/about, Home page

Done

What we did

Both organizations are live in the client table, the logo set and the home-page wall; the archive below carries their marks.

Logo archive

/about Home page

#054

“Also, please fix the alignment of the orange period used throughout the site. It looks like it is one or two pixels too close to the text and one or two pixels above the baseline.”

August 7, 2026Whole site

Done

What we did

A hair of space added before the period and the period lowered onto the baseline, everywhere it appears.

#051

“The Company Column should be: About Iknow / Our People / Case Studies / Contract Vehicles / Contact”

August 7, 2026Whole site

Done

What we did

The column now lists exactly these five links, in this order, in every language.

#052

“The last three items in the Services Column should be ordered: Technology Implementation / Other Professional Services / Innovation Accelerator”

August 7, 2026Whole site

Done

What we did

The last three services now follow this order in every language.

#053

“Please slightly increase the size of the Iknow logo and the "Get to know Iknow" images.”

August 7, 2026Whole site

Done

What we did

Both stepped up one size.

#055

“Logo wall on Home Page. It looks like you only used 18 client logos. Please create and use the logos from the entire client list. We need to show that Iknow serves all types and sizes of clients.”

August 7, 2026/

Done

What we did

We are sourcing the logos ourselves. Nothing here is waiting on Iknow. All 70 approved client names now have a mark on file. The review inventory is in the logo archive below. The home page wall now cycles through the full set.

Logo archive

/

#042

“Please remove the Book A Call and About buttons.”

August 7, 2026/people

Done

What we did

Both buttons removed from the page header.

/people

#043

“Replace the word "Leadership" with "Meet Some of Our Senior Practitioners"”

August 7, 2026/people

Done

What we did

Retitled in all four languages.

/people

#044

“Sort the list in alphabetical order by last name.”

August 7, 2026/people

Done

What we did

The list now sorts alphabetically by last name, with titles and suffixes ignored.

/people

#041

“Please fix the text word wrap on the sentence at the top of the page. Should it extend to the right-hand margin?”

August 7, 2026/people

Done

What we did

The opening sentence now runs the full width of the page.

/people

#045

“Fully capitalize the titles of the seven primary service pages.”

August 7, 2026/services/artificial-intelligence, /services/knowledge-management, /services/information-management, /services/data-management, /services/technology-implementation, /services/other-professional-services, /services/innovation-accelerator

Done

What we did

Read as title case rather than all capitals: every word of the seven page titles now starts with a capital letter. Confirmed 19 August: initial-letter capitalization is what was wanted. Done.

/services/artificial-intelligence /services/knowledge-management /services/information-management /services/data-management /services/technology-implementation /services/other-professional-services /services/innovation-accelerator

#049

“Please change the numbers to bullets for the six services on the Innovation Accelerator primary landing page.”

August 7, 2026/services/innovation-accelerator

Done

What we did

The six services now carry square bullets. The three phase headings are unchanged.

/services/innovation-accelerator

#046

“Delete the "// MORE SERVICES" navigation on the right hand side of the seven primary service pages.”

August 7, 2026/services/artificial-intelligence, /services/knowledge-management, /services/information-management, /services/data-management, /services/technology-implementation, /services/other-professional-services, /services/innovation-accelerator

Done
#050

“On the Other Professional Services page, delete the duplicate paragraph in "The Problem We Solve". See the last two paragraphs in the section.”

August 7, 2026/services/other-professional-services

Done

What we did

The second of the two near-identical closing paragraphs was removed in all four languages; the first remains.

/services/other-professional-services

#047

“Please append the word "Services" to the line "// ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE", to get "//ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICES" on the right-hand side of all second-level Service Detail pages. [Repeat for DM, IM, and KM second-level pages]”

August 7, 2026/services/artificial-intelligence, /services/data-management, /services/information-management, /services/knowledge-management

Done

What we did

The rail heading on every individual service page now reads the full section title, for example ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICES, in all four languages.

/services/artificial-intelligence /services/data-management /services/information-management /services/knowledge-management

#048

“Please insert the title in the What We Do section on the Technology Implementation, Other Professional Services, and Innovation Accelerator pages, to match the four primary service landing pages.”

August 7, 2026/services/technology-implementation, /services/other-professional-services, /services/innovation-accelerator

Done

What we did

The documents' own Section 4 titles now render on the three pages: Technology Implementation Services, Management Consulting Services, Innovation Accelerator Services.

/services/technology-implementation /services/other-professional-services /services/innovation-accelerator

#029

“Please fix the text word wrap on the sentences at the top of the page. Should it extend to the right-hand margin?”

August 3, 2026/about

Done

What we did

The opening lines now run the width of the page on one line.

/about

#030

“Please remove the Book a Call and Iknow Leadership buttons at the top of the page.”

August 3, 2026/about

Done

What we did

Both buttons removed. The page keeps its booking panel at the foot.

/about

#031

“Please try a two-column table for the Company at a Glance section, with the label title in the left column and the data in the right column. Please see the content I uploaded; the data should be presented in the order in the file.”

August 3, 2026/about

Done

What we did

Rebuilt as a two-column table, all twelve rows in the order of the uploaded file.

/about

#035

“Delete the text "Iknow helps...." above the table.”

August 3, 2026/about

Done

What we did

Done, after a wrong first reading: the paragraph above the table had been kept while its sentence moved into the table as the Purpose row. The paragraph is now deleted, and the page opening carries the mission wording from the company overview document instead of a paraphrase.

/about

#032

“Please select a bullet style for the entire site. I don't like the ">" bullet because it reminds me of a toggle. You mixed both orange square bullets and ">" bullets on this page.”

August 3, 2026Whole site

Done

What we did

One bullet across the whole site: a copper square, with only its size varying. Navigation links keep an arrow, because they go somewhere.

#026

“Please fix the text word wrap on the sentences at the top of the page. Should it extend to the right-hand margin?”

August 3, 2026/contract-vehicles

Done

What we did

The opening lines now run the width of the page. Applied to every page, not just this one.

/contract-vehicles

#027

“Please remove the Quick Facts section. This is duplicate content from the About Page.”

August 3, 2026/contract-vehicles

Done

What we did

The Quick Facts section is removed. The identifiers live on the About page's Company at a Glance table.

/contract-vehicles

#028

“Please consolidate the text at the top of the page to: A direct path to procurement. Iknow has served federal, state, and local government clients for more than two decades — including the U.S. Air Force, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. We understand how government procurement works. The IDIQ contract vehicles listed below are available to government buyers.”

August 3, 2026/contract-vehicles

Done

What we did

The top of the page now carries the consolidated text exactly as written: the headline, the two-decades sentence and the IDIQ line.

/contract-vehicles

#033

“The first is the photo of Cor Niemand for his consultant profile. Please crop and resize it to match the other photos.”

August 2, 2026/people

Done

What we did

Cropped and sized to match the other consultant portraits; live on the Our People page.

/people

#025

“Please note: As you can see, the services that Iknow provides are quite technical. The services pages may be a bit longer than most of the sites you work on, but the depth of the content is critical to qualify us and get a potential customer to reach out to us. Please insert the services content as it is written. Please don't truncate, paraphrase, or shorten it. Thank you.”

July 30, 2026Whole site

Done

What we did

Recorded as the project's first rule. Every import is now checked word for word against the source documents before it can ship.

#036

“I anticipate you'll create "cards" on these pages that are linked to the detailed service description pages.”

July 27, 2026/services/artificial-intelligence, /services/knowledge-management, /services/information-management, /services/data-management

Done

What we did

Built as anticipated: each offering’s summary is a card on its landing page, linking to the offering’s own detailed page.

/services/artificial-intelligence /services/knowledge-management /services/information-management /services/data-management

#024

Company at a Glance is revised: twelve rows, with the DUNS number, UNGM number and Better Business Bureau rating included as current facts.

July 24, 2026/aboutSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

All twelve rows carried, including the three that had previously been removed.

/about

#023

The previous IknowINSIGHTS material is not being carried over and the replacement pieces are not written yet, so the Knowledge section should not launch with the site.

July 24, 2026/knowledgeSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

The section is unpublished and its address redirects to the home page until the new material is ready.

/knowledge

#017

“the network image is static, I don't see an answer path”

July 24, 2026Home page

Done

What we did

Every animated element on the site was switched to run regardless of the reduced-motion browser setting.

Home page

#018

The client logo wall should rotate through the whole set rather than showing a fixed selection, and every client on the list should have a logo.

July 24, 2026Home page, /aboutSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

The wall cycles the full set: all 70 approved client names, every one with its own mark. Completed with #055; the logo archive below is the review inventory.

Logo archive

Home page /about

#019

Move the consultant profiles off the About page onto a page of their own.

July 24, 2026/peopleSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

Consultant profiles moved to their own page.

/people

#020

Show the client names as one expanded table rather than logos, and change the bullet — the chevron reads as a drop-down toggle.

July 24, 2026/aboutSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

Rebuilt as one expanded table, and the chevron replaced with a square marker.

/about

#021

Reorder the About page: summary, Company at a Glance, By the Numbers, Business Value, client names, Approach, then Professional Standards folded in from its own page.

July 24, 2026/aboutSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

Reordered as requested, with Professional Standards folded in and its own page retired.

/about

#022

On the case-study rows, take the year out of the eyebrow, stop repeating the client name on the right, and show the title and subtitle on every row.

July 24, 2026/case-studiesSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

Rows rebuilt to that specification.

/case-studies

#014

Carry the full Project Summary field set, but publish only the approved display list: the sanitised text blocks, the customer display name, industry, business function, service categories, project number and status. Anything not on that list stays internal, and an empty field shows nothing at all.

July 23, 2026/case-studiesSummary — original wording not on file

Partly done

What we did

The structure and the display rules are built exactly as specified. The sanitised text blocks are still empty, so the pages currently show the facts panel only.

/case-studies

#015

Use the Project Subtitle as the listing line on case-study cards.

July 23, 2026/case-studiesSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

The subtitle is now the listing line on every card, search result and related link.

/case-studies

#039

The per-project image set covers most case studies, but five that appear on the services pages have no image (project numbers 206, 213, 214, 215, 218). They currently show a neutral branded panel.

July 23, 2026/case-studiesSummary — original wording not on file

In progress

What we did

Every case study now on the site carries an image, including 206, whose photo came out of the PDF itself. Bernie is providing photos for case studies 211 to 224; they drop in on arrival.

/case-studies

#016

Publish the five contract vehicles from the Contract Vehicles document.

July 23, 2026/contract-vehiclesSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

All five vehicles published, with their procurement guidance carried as written.

/contract-vehicles

#013

Publish the credentials as supplied: the SAM.gov identifiers, Better Business Bureau rating, Small Business Enterprise approvals and the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses alumni status. The certifications still in progress must be shown as in progress, not as held.

July 22, 2026/credentialsSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

Published as supplied. The certifications in progress are shown as in progress.

/credentials

#037

Each consultant biography document includes a Selected Clients & Engagements list. Several of the named organizations are not on the approved client-names roster, so the lists are not shown on the People page.

July 22, 2026/peopleSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

Published: every consultant's Selected-clients list from their biography document now appears on their profile, word for word, in all four languages. Two biographies carry no such list.

/people

#012

The NDAs are strict: the work itself cannot be described publicly, and whether a client may even be named as a client is unresolved.

July 21, 2026Whole siteSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

Settled: the approved website-name list is written permission to name a client as a client, confirmed by the 7 August instruction to show every client's logo. Descriptions of the work itself remain anonymized by policy.

#003

Lead with the four primary service areas — Artificial Intelligence, Knowledge Management, Information Management and Data Management. Technology Implementation, Other Professional Services and the Innovation Accelerator sit below them.

July 21, 2026Home page, Whole siteSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

The four primary areas lead; the other three sit below them.

Home page

#008

Rename the case-study URLs that reveal a client name, and confirm the attributions on the testimonials.

July 21, 2026/case-studiesSummary — original wording not on file

Partly done

What we did

The addresses were renamed. The testimonial attributions still need confirming.

/case-studies

#009

Four people available to book a call, with photographs, one for each language.

July 21, 2026/contactSummary — original wording not on file

Waiting on Iknow

What we did

Waiting on the four people and their photographs.

/contact

#010

Seven service landing pages, with two further levels of detail beneath them.

July 21, 2026Whole siteSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

All seven landing pages are live. Since 6 August every individual offering also has a page of its own beneath its landing page.

#011

New navigation to match the reworked service structure.

July 21, 2026Whole siteSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

The navigation was rebuilt around the seven service areas.

#005

The testimonials should advance on their own every five seconds.

July 21, 2026Home pageSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

The testimonials advance on a five-second cycle.

Home page

#006

Commercial clients are under NDA and must appear under their generic descriptor, not their name. Government, education and nonprofit clients keep their real names. No commercial logos on case studies.

July 21, 2026/case-studies, /about, Home pageSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

Built as a rule rather than a habit: commercial clients are replaced by their descriptor everywhere, and the underlying names are not readable from the site.

/case-studies /about Home page

#007

The contact form needs a reason for enquiry, with a document upload for RFPs, career, partner and supplier enquiries.

July 21, 2026/contactSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

The reason selector is live, with an upload for the four enquiry types that need one.

/contact

#004

Retire the services index page; every service area gets a landing page of its own.

July 21, 2026Whole siteSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

The index page was removed and its address redirects to the home page.

#002

Use the supplied picklists for the site's filters: seven service areas, thirty-one industries, thirteen business functions and eight document types.

July 6, 2026/case-studiesSummary — original wording not on file

Done

What we did

The picklists drive the filters on the case-study library.

/case-studies

#001

The original brief: a premium brand presence covering all seven service areas, fast on every device, published in English, Spanish, French and Modern Standard Arabic, search-optimised, integrated with the CRM and booking, and editable by Iknow staff without a developer.

June 4, 2026Whole siteSummary — original wording not on file

Partly done

What we did

Most of the brief is built. Analytics, the CRM key and the accessibility audit are outstanding.