December 2021 Newsletter

December 9, 2021

Newsletter

DECEMBER 2021

Hello Friends!

Wow. It’s been another eventful year both here in our office and out in the world. We welcomed two new project managers (🏼 Mikayla Badgett and Laura Held), launched websites for a diverse group of organizations, and continued to hone our pandemic hobbies—even as we gradually returned to the office. It’s certainly not the year we expected as we waved goodbye to 2020, but we’re proud that our team and clients have continued to adapt and collaborate in innovative ways.

As we edge closer to 2022, we’re especially grateful for all of you—whether you’re a longtime client, an occasional blog reader, or anything in between. We truly appreciate your support.

Recent highlights include creating a visual identity for Duke’s Global Affairs office, designing a polished platform for a real estate investment firm, and positioning a biotech company for success online. Read on for details about these projects and others. And as always, don’t hesitate to reach out with questions or ideas for your next digital project.

RECENT LAUNCHES

Dilweg

Dilweg is a Durham-based real estate investment firm that manages a robust portfolio of properties throughout the Southeast. After wrapping up a rebrand with our friends at Eckel & Vaughan, Dilweg came to us to create a new online presence that would showcase their modern new look and proven record of success. The finished site is clean, modern, and impact-forward.

VISIT SITE

Duke Global

Earlier this year, we partnered with Duke’s Office of Global Affairs to create a visual identity and new website for Duke Global where the community can explore the university’s far-reaching initiatives and research. Project highlights include a colorful new logo and brand guidelines, image-driven custom layouts, and an interactive map where users can explore Duke’s work.

VISIT SITE

Targan

Founded in 2015, Targan is a biotech firm that creates advanced vaccination systems for poultry, swine, and fish. Their new website highlights these efforts by prominently featuring statistics, images, and information about the latest research.

VISIT SITE

FROM OUR BLOG

Examples of Content Heavy Editorial Website Designs

Websites with a large amount of content can still be intuitive and polished—it just comes down to organization and clear wayfinding features. Find tips and examples of successful designs in our post.

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Three W’s of Nonprofit Website Design

For nonprofits, it’s especially important to engage visitors by explaining who you are, what you do, and why your work matters. Read on for our thoughts about the best ways to do this online.

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Choosing Great Images for Your Website

Even the most beautiful website design can be ruined by low quality images. Read our guide for advice on choosing the right visuals for your online presence.

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