1|11
2010
Email design is a very important part of any email campaign – if not the most important. Where certain elements are placed, which offers are presented and what imagery is used can all be huge influencing factors in how your email campaign is going to perform. Over the past two months I’ve rounded up a [...]
11|22
2009
“Tis the Season to be Jolly – or – Tis the Season to Find the Best Deals in Town”
The holiday season for retailers is the busiest time of the year and planning for it often starts in the summer time for the many companies. A common trend to assist customers in their holiday shopping is [...]
9|4
2009
White Wash House by LOGO
Visit their parent site White House
Why White Wash House?
+ One of the most creative navigation solutions I’ve seen in a long time
+ Smooth and appropriate transitions between pages
+ Extremely visual – great product close-ups and online shopping experience
+ Successful shopping checkout; easy to use and well branded within the rest of [...]
8|4
2009
Lately I’ve been working on a food related website re-design and took a look at some great examples of successful website design. One thing they all have in common is photography. Nothing is more tempting than a large picture of freshly baked, golden-brown bread or a steaming hot bowl of homemade soup to entice someone into your website. Hopefully these inspire you to get in the kitchen and make something new or head out for a bite to eat! Sometimes getting away from the computer is the best recipe for a successful idea!
6|19
2009
Top 10 Designed Travel Websites. I thought I would share a few of my favorite travel websites, since I’m leaving for the Bahamas tomorrow morning at sunrise. Feel free to share some of your travel experiences! I’m always on the lookout for unique destinations to adventure to. Enjoy!
6|11
2009
Everyone has a love for a particular type of food or maybe you’re like me and enjoy trying many different kinds. It is a great idea to reach out to the web when running a successful restaurant. Especially if you live in a popular tourist area, college town, or simply want to give your potential customers more information about why they should dine with you. As a traveler myself, when planning a trip I usually like to find out what restaurants are in the area and the easiest way to do that is to reach out to the web. Or if your restaurant is in a college town, consider an influx of people during certain times of the year and the ages those groups might be as a starting point to building your new website. Here are a few I thought were very effective:
