Reflexions

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  • Founded In

    1999

  • Employees

    10-49

  • Rate Card

    $25-$49 / hr

  • Ticket Size

    min $10000

  • Projects Done

    less than 250

  • Email

    hello@reflexions.co

Address Headquarters :

15 W. 26th St. Sixth Floor, New York, New York ,United States 10010

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Reflexions Overview

Daniel Leslie is a founder of Reflexions and has two decades of experience working at the intersection of design, digital innovation, web, mobile, social, and enterprise technologies.

It was established in 1999 and is currently situated in New York, United States.

Reflexions is a software agency that offers digital, print, film, event, and spatial design services.

Their team utilizes iterative and agile best practices to deliver compelling and impactful digital experiences optimized for all major devices and platforms.

The company provides customers with reliable and error-free software applications, regardless of complexity.

They design and engineer digital platforms for some of the world's most forward-thinking organizations, institutions, and brands.

The services provided by the organization include:
  • Digital strategy, mobile development
  • Web development, UX design
  • Visual design, innovation
  • Technology consulting, web security
Core Expertise
  • Web
Other Experties
  • App Development
  • Web Development
  • Cyber Security

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Chandni Priya

Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer Deeply involved in product development, implementation and client relations. We’re Reflexions, a digital innovation lab based in New York City. We design and engineer digital platforms for some of the world's most forward-thinking organizations, institutions, and brands.

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