About Manoverboard

Design for Principled Companies and Organizations

We have designed websites for dozens of businesses and organizations over the past ten years, including Vice President’s Al Gore’s sustainable investment firm, MIT, the United Nations, Johnson & Johnson, and retailer EQ3.

We love creating new things from the ground up and rethinking what isn’t working. We design websites big and small as well as corporate identities, annual reports and print materials of all shapes and sizes. We play well with others—and especially clients seeking social and environmental impact through principled growth.

We believe that good design and technology are inseparable. Alone, these tools act as decoration and showmanship. Together, design and technology have the power to enlighten, clarify and compel.

Manoverboard, now in its second decade, is run by Andrew Boardman, designer of the first Barneys New York ecommerce website. We started in New York. We now call Winnipeg home and work with clients all over the world.

Visit our portfolio to see some of our work. Or contact us and find out how we can help you.

Andrew Boardman

Andrew Boardman is the founder, lead designer and driving force behind Manoverboard. Trained in the fine arts, he gravitated to design after working for the Rockefeller Foundation and Oven Digital in New York City. “Saving the world one design at a time” is Andrew's personal mission—and not simply a tagline on website. He serves in the capcity of Vice President on the board of the Manitoba chapter of the Graphic Designers of Canada and works in the community in numerous capacities. Andrew runs, reads, and writes but not always in that order.

Andrew received a BA magna cum laude in Art and English from Brown University, Phi Beta Kappa. He holds an MFA from the State University of New York and received a Fulbright Fellowship to study 20th century cultural and visual history in Poland.

Daniel Lamb

Dan is an award-winning designer with experience in web and print design, motion graphic production, 3D animation, interactive touch-screen programming, and coding for the responsive web. His diverse set of skills makes him Manoverboard’s Swiss Army knife.

Dan has taught design and is an avid continuous learner with an ever-changing plethora of hobbies and interests—currently he’s learning Portuguese and classical piano.

Michael Barrish

Michael brings over a decade of front-end coding and usability experience to Manoverboard. He has world-class skills in CSS, HTML, and related best practices.

Michael provides clients with information architecture clarity, a sharp design eye, and big doses of levity and reality-based thinking.