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Client: Jensen Tire & Auto|After developing their primary website, we developed a mobile version (Web app) that detects what device a website visitor is using and routes them to the appropriate version of the site. Content was adapted to ensure a satisfactory experience for smart phones supporting HTML5, as well as older phones.
Client: Turtleback Books|For this wholesale manufacturer of pre-bound trade books, we created their corporate identity, developed marketing messaging, and developed their company website.
Client: SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment|We developed this micro-site as part of our broad-based marketing effort to support Spooktacular, the family-friendly, fun-filled Halloween event taking place at SeaWorld parks in San Diego and Orlando weekends every October.
Client: Ferguson Enterprises|In support of our client’s sponsorship of HGTV’s online video content, we developed rich-media banners for placement on HGTV.com.
Client: SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment|For our client’s Florida Pass Members (SeaWorld’s loyalty program), we produce this monthly e-newsletter. It enhances the relationship with Pass Members by keeping them up-to-date on “What’s Hot” and giving them the “Inside Scoop” on exclusive offers and events.
Client: Dobbs Tire & Auto Centers|Our Web design for this client not only reflects their market-leadership status, it delivers an enormous amount of information to the consumer. Through easy-to-follow navigation, the potential tire and/or auto service customer can find everything from location information to Helpful Hints for automotive care. In addition, customers can download a PDF of current specials and even apply online for a Dobbs credit card.
Client: Busch Gardens|We started by branding this annual, in-park festival of Christian music and fellowship. We then provided a broad range of traditional and online marketing support including this micro-site, as well as banner ads and e-blasts.
Client: The Booksource|To support our design for The Booksource’s newly launched website, we retooled their quarterly e-newsletter with plenty of design cues from the new site. This coordinated appearance was important in achieving brand consistency, and reinforced the newsletter’s important function of driving traffic to the corporate site.
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