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Capacitec, displacement that works
a new website that increased usability, offered more content and an easy way for client updates
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Saucony, run for good
StrideRite owned sneaker company needed a new look and feel to lead community efforts to fight obesity with kid-demanded logos for shirts and collateral
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French’s Mustard, the skinny on mustard
a microsite challenging users to make the switch from mayo to mustard. Best consumer website at MITX
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Girls Coalition, for girls by girls
provides content and training to women looking to get involved in girls programs. Without a robust website and CMS, easily reaching their audience was near impossible
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Fuze, heroes for hope
a microsite in support of the Susan G. Komen Race For a Cure. Users learn more about races and hear personal stories of these every day heroes.
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Go Ahead Tours, the ultimate trip
travelers love Go Ahead's great tours, but their dated website lacked a usable interface. Brought the site up to the standards of the tours
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Tree Group, connecticut apartments
ten years with no site and far behind on the web front—time to take the plunge
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Boston Harbor Cruises, wicked fun
whales, beaches and mind blowing speed is what BHC is all about. Major overhaul to bring site up to par with trips
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Global Team Travel, premier sports travel
a high end travel company running trips centered around soccer needed new a brand they could feel proud of
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Partylite, creating ambiance in style
the leader in creating ambiance around the world. Using their website to spread their message and grow their consultant team required new creative tactics
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Starbak, across the globe with ease
video sharing solution helps save money and time. With the industry changing so quickly, an easily updated website fits the ticket
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Connecticut Science Center, bringing science to life
New in the skyline of Connecticut, the science center shows kids of all ages that science is not only fascinating but fun.