Travel Innovations asked if SCC could redesign and build their website. We said yes – obviously!
Our client required a site that would appeal purely on a B2B level, utilising the hues and tones from the original website (left), and bringing the new site (on the right) into line with todays web-marketing requirements. As with all our web-builds; it is 100% hand-coded, W3C ‘XHTML’ and ‘CSS’ compliant and has ‘friendly URL’s’. Our standard is premium!
You can see the results here.
To see what we can do for your next web-project, contact us today.
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As you are probably aware by now, SCC love branding and rebranding for businesses and organisations world-wide, and this branding exercise was no different to the numerous requests we get on a weekly basis.
As you can see from the examples above, the old logo / brand (left) looked as if it had been designed in Microsoft Word (oo-er). After a consultation with our client, they were adamant that we redesign the logo and rebrand RTRPO.
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When asked by one of our resellers to create a simple yet communicative logo for one of their clients, Slightly Curved Cube once again sprung into action.
As with all our logo and branding projects, we sent out a questionnaire to find out a little more of what os required. Here are the questions and feedback:
Q. Do you have a preference on colourways you would envisage the logo to have?
A. Blue and white.
Q. What are the attributes you hold that you would like the logo to reflect?
A. We are a quality cleaning service.
Q. What is the overall message you would like to convey to your target audience?
A. We are well established, honest, reliable and friendly.
Q. Who are your target market?
A. Hotels, timeshare apartments, the leisure industry, building companies, offices and construction companies.
Q. If one of your customers had to describe you …
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Slightly Curved Cube were asked to brand the new ‘Anglo-Polska’ telecom company Polfonik – who are a telecom company offering call services for individual and business clients and is dedicated to the Polish community living in the UK – to design their logo for use on their website and other printed and electronic marketing collateral.
THE BRAND is:
Polish – we advertise in Polish and our support lines are all in Polish. It’s a strong USP for people who fear english accents on the phone
Simple – people fear complexity with changing phone service
Helpful – our brand is to be positioned with a helpful, solid and trustworthy feel
Great value – our headline broadband rate is cheaper than ‘Talk Talk’
The colors for the project are: red, grey (light), white, where red it the main one as it is related to Polish …
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I designed this wallpaper last year and forgot about it. On a recent hard-drive clean-up, it was found again.
Click the image to open in a new window then save to disk, or drag to desktop!
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So what exactly do you get?
Logo design: The ‘logo package’ SCC offer is concise and thorough as we carry out a fair bit of research before we design anything on the computer. We will look at your competitors to see how you can be ‘different’ from them and shine through.
We hand render ideas on paper first to get a better understanding, as preliminary sketches are an important first step in designing a more effective logo.
From the initial ideas sketched, you will be supplied you with 6 logo ideas as a PDF. Each will vary in style, but stay within the aesthetic qualities your target market. Then from the 6 logos delivered, may we ask you choose one (or a couple)
Your chosen logo will be refined and tweaked with unlimited revisions until you receive the desired effect. On completion, we will …
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1997 was the first year the word ‘weblog’ was coined although web logs had been used prior to this!
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One of the more interesting developments of this era, though, was the first webcam. It was deployed at a Cambridge University computer lab, and its sole purpose was to monitor a particular coffee maker so that lab users could avoid wasted trips to an empty coffee pot.
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Drawn totally in Adobe Illustrator for client ‘Perspicuity‘, this simple to follow yet informative diagram shows that Perspicuity can make sure that you get business process benefit right from the outset, but that you also have common themes that promote use and help the system become part of the whole organisation.
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