Microsoft
Microsoft has its hands in hundreds of online properties. Each has its own voice, tone and feel. To help them distinguish products and services within those properties, they make heavy use of icons and symbols. We created these for Microsoft’s MSN division.
Key Bank
We developed the user interface for a system-wide software product used internally by the bank. This large project lasted one year and required close partnership with developers, business managers and others. We’d love to show you, but that non-disclosure we signed means we’d be sued out of existence. Feel free to call us for specifics (but no pictures).
North Coast Multisports
We hit the ground running. This organization manages sporting events throughout northeast Ohio. In the race to get their marketing materials created, we were tasked with creating their logo, brochures, postcards and website. Practically a marathon!
Siemens
In addition to designing the scanner itself, it fell upon us to create the user interface for the software that runs it.
Summit Rehabilitation
This new outpatient physical therapy business needed a bold, professional look, and we gave them a complete set of tools: a business card, stationary, and a website. The goal of our website design was to maintain the brand look and feel through color use and shapes. We also wanted the site to be easy to navigate and user friendly.
Thermador
In addition to designing the Thermador range, we were also responsible for designing the entire user interface for all the high end Thermador appliances – the refrigerator, oven and microwave.
Tu Lakes
Visit tulakes.com. For this stand-alone hotel, we created a simple, spare website that’s high on functionality and low on frills. Just like the hotel itself.
Yahoo!
We designed these Yahoo! pieces as brand exercises. One piece promotes a former Yahoo! property, the other promotes their online coverage of college basketball games.