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Great funding has been approved, proposal has been signed off on, you’re ready to rock and roll on a brand spanking new website. Let’s start developing some pages, right? Hold on a minute and take a step back. You forgot the most important thing you need to understand before doing anything for your new website is to understand the needs of your users.
Did you make any New Year’s resolutions for 2012? I know I did. How are we doing with those now that February has arrived? Chances are not very well. I know I’m not doing too well…although I’m not quite sure resolving to get six-pack abs in 6 weeks was quite realistic.
Especially when your team is in the Super Bowl (like mine)! Yes, I mean football season. From tailgating at home games, to the competitive spirit and excitement of the game — oh, do I love football and everything associated with it … including all the team branded tchotchkes.
Throughout the many projects we’ve used WordPress on, I’ve picked up a few tips and tricks that help streamline the development process and make working with WordPress that much more exciting. In the spirit of the open source community from which WordPress comes from, I’d like to share a few of those items with you.
This past holiday season, did you “shop ‘til you dropped?” Were you out there walking the malls, often tired and frustrated looking for that perfect gift? And, were you stuck in traffic en route to the mall, wasting precious gas?
Today in New York, Bill McComb, president of Liz Claiborne Inc., announced the company’s new name, Fifth and Pacific Companies, and unveiled its new logo. Bailey Brand Consulting is proud to have partnered with Fifth and Pacific by creating its new corporate brand identity.
This is a very informative interview featured in Package Design Magazine with David Perry (last name not a coincidence), partner at Blank Rome LLP. It contains some great nuggets of advice and delves into many of the common challenges that … Continue reading
Back in July, my colleagues and I had the opportunity to spend a couple of days at the Northern Home for Children where we hung out with the kids and painted an awesome mural on their grounds.
This holiday weekend, I’m fortunate enough to be able to give thanks for more than a few things. Family, friends, food, and turning 23! Although an insignificant birthday, this year marks my first year out of school and into the real world of 5-day work weeks, car payments, bills, and student loans.
Having had the pleasure of growing up in the 80s, I am fortunate to remember things like Care Bears, Popples, and Atari (my siblings and I were usually gifted game consoles a good year or two after everyone else had them and prices had dropped on Atari as soon as Nintendo reared its multi-functioning-controller head). Another brand reigning true amidst my 80s nostalgia — one which far-outlasted my beloved Popple and Atari — is that of Maxell.