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A boy in a Western Union cap and a too-big suit stands with his bicycle on a Norfolk street, 1911.

NORFOLK VA · JUNE 1911 Raymond Bykes, Western Union messenger No. 23. He told the photographer he was fourteen, and that he rode telegrams through the city until after one in the morning.

A message once crossed Norfolk at the speed of a boy on a bicycle. Now it crosses the world before you finish reading this sentence.

hny creative builds products for today: thoughtful design up front, smart technology humming in the background.

Horse carts, wagons, early automobiles and trolley wires crowd Commercial Place in downtown Norfolk.

COMMERCIAL PLACE · c. 1910s Horse carts, trolley wires, and the first automobiles, all crowding one square. New technology always arrives in a jumble. hny creative turns today's into products people enjoy using.

Old wires. New products.

Many teams don't have the budget for a swanky agency, but they want more than a freelancer juggling their work during off-hours. That's where hny comes in: thoughtful design, modern engineering, and a little sweetness in the details.

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