Flower Press Interactive

In short

Khaiersta Flowers English started Flower Press Interactive in 2001 while she was a designer at Nike, and the woman-owned studio, based in Medina across Lake Washington from Seattle, has grown from identity and website work into apps and custom software. Today a senior-led team handles product design, user research, engineering, QA and long-term support, plus AI-search visibility audits. It holds #8 on our Seattle list.

SheSports, an Omaha startup, used the studio from early strategy through prototype, research, React Native build and launch; the app, which lets girls put questions to female college athletes, reached 2,800 users in its first two months. World Perspectives, a Washington agricultural research firm, has had its subscription platform maintained since 2017, later adding Filament CMS and Stripe billing. Seneca Group, a Seattle developer, got a WordPress site linking team bios to project histories.

Startups with a prototype that needs validating and shipping, and small or mid-sized firms whose website or internal tool has to be rebuilt and then kept running, are a good match; many projects carry on as ongoing partnerships. Large enterprises looking for a multi-team programme, a global brand rollout or agency-of-record marketing would be better off with a bigger firm. Earlier clients named on its site include Adobe, Disney and SurveyMonkey.