These fine gourmet sauces are distributed
in supermarkets such as King Soopers. Using a design
that integrated the product with a sweeping design
hit the mark.
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This Hispanic marketing firm wanted a website that offered
a unique presentation for the services they offered.
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This public relations firm wanted a design that complemented
its brand. Leveraging the logo and modifying the colors
added the right impact to create an eye-catching site design.
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Using a tree design seemed appropriate
for this company that develops family trees for people.
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Each year volunteers from across Denver
together to raise funds for selected charities. This
site was constructed to publicize the event.
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The original design was difficult to
navigate and did not offer the results the customer
expected. The redesign offered easy-to-use navigation
and good eye appeal.
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This customer had just redesigned its
logo and wanted a redesign of its existing website
to match its new colors. Using a swirl that match
the line in its logo seemed an appropriate design
element.
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Kenyan Children Foundation's site needed
a facelift. The information was out-of-date and finding
it was difficult. Using colors that complemented the
first site, a far more engaging design and navigation
scheme was created.
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A contractor in Denver wanted to provide
information about the services he offered and display
some of the work he had done. Green seemed a natural
backdrop for his company name, Forrest Associates.
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Mile High United Way had an intranet
that was used by its donors. The customer wanted
something soft but impactful.
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From a promotional site to an online publication,
several website designs were created for this
magazine before it turned its last page.
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