We’ve been working closely with the team at Grassroots.org to get their new site designed and spliced. We’re happy to say that steady progress has been made on both the creative and technical fronts, and the new Grassroots.org site is in the final stages of development. They should expect to have the new site up in the next couple of weeks.
When you ask any designer worth a salt to work with PowerPoint (or any Microsoft software, for that matter), they usually cringe. After all, professional creative types who consider software by Adobe to be the tools of choice are bound to scoff when presented with the watered down, wizard-laden offerings that make up MS Office. However, when WashingtonVC wanted to strengthen their branding efforts, we stepped up to the challenge by making PowerPoint scream.
With our workload steadily ramping up, we’re hiring once more. Joel Cudmore was ready to move on as senior designer from his previous job and contacted us about an opening. Working from home in your underpants is appealing to many people; our “Fruit of the Loom” business model was something that Joel loved the sound of. Joel’s previous experience spans many different visual communication disciplines in both print and digital mediums and kind of flight time will serve him well. We’re feeling good about Joel, and we are confident our clients will love his creative point of view as much as we do.
We’re picky about the people we work with and who we bring on as staff. After 160+ applicants, we narrowed that shortlist down to 10 people; Eric Hallman is one of these people. Eric has a great eye for design, and he previously worked with brands and celebrities such as Ford Motor Co., Remington, Hillary Duff, Burt Reynolds and many more. I was immediately impressed with Eric’s work and his easy-going nature. We are all looking forward to seeing him in action as a creative force here at Graphics.net.
Yes, we’re hiring yet again! This time it’s to fill the role of creative director, which is a key position in any studio. We found our creative director in a six foot seven inch, Phoenix Arizona native– Seth Erickson. When I first spoke with Seth, I was immediately impressed by his integrity and professionalism on all levels; my conversation with one of his previous employers confirmed this in no time. We’re excited to welcome Seth to Graphics.net and see his kung-fu in action in the days to come.
We know how to craft user experiences that yield measurable results.
Graphics.net created a very innovative web site design that communicates a highly professional image to the consumer. They were very easy to work with, and their attention to detail was unparalleled.
Matt Malden, CEO
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