CEO Mike Cummings named his company after what they do best—Reliable Home Maintenance (RHM). The intention of Mike’s online presence is to reflect the company’s professionalism that is exhibited by his company at street level.
Once Mike employed our services, we began our research in RHM’s current branding, their competitors and their target market. We also wanted to take into consideration RHM’s business success and their steady growth. What they needed in a website was to inform and engage potential new clients; in addition, the site was to serve as a contact for potential new staff.
As a result, we combined a clean aesthetic with an easy-to-navigate site that would quickly communicate to potential new customers and employees that RHM is a reliable, honest service provider and employer. Working with the team at RHM was a great experience, and we look forward to more projects with them in the future.
Check out our work for RHM at www.reliablehomemaintenance.com.
Amy Mulford was very happy with the work on the RockConcerts.com holding page so Graphics.net was the natural choice for designing their site. Our guys have been working away on the information design and it’s coming along nicely. This is a great property to work on and an exciting project for any studio. We’re looking forward to rolling this one out when the time comes. And as you can see from the countdown timer on the current site, that time is indeed coming!
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.
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