Competence? – Walmart gets it wrong part 1
Lack of focus – Walmart gets it wrong part 2
Art – Can heal old wounds
Inspiration – Can come from unexpected places
Muto – One of the coolest things ever
3D logos – Getting better? or just more shiny?
Several years ago we were chosen to help launch a public transit program here in Wichita. It was a big undertaking. Within a short time we had to come up with a name, a logo, a website, and supporting materials. It’s still one of our favorite projects… Luckily we were picked to work on the program again this summer.
The Q-Line is a great way to hop around to all the fun spots downtown. Park once, – ride all night. If you’ve never been on – you’ve got to try it out. We all love our cars, – but there are a hundred reasons why public transit is a smart move these days; Especially when it’s clean, fast, and air conditioned. -Did we mention it only costs a quarter?
Look for the posters and brochures around town. For route info, and FAQ’s check the website:
The new Q-Line website
We finally retired one of the original parts of the first website -a small flash game where you drive the trolley.
A while back we got an opportunity to do some design work for a charity based in California. Our friends from Village Green asked us to contribute. It sounds like the event was a whopping success and helped raise a lot of money for children’s medical and social needs. Congratulations on a successful event, and on appearing to “rock out.” Wish we could’ve been there.
Simple ideas… We all get them, but few of us act on them. Most of us have glimpsed a way to make a product better, more efficient. Chasing that idea, we’re afraid, will be expensive, time consuming, and dangerous, -so we don’t.
The TootScoot started out like that. “What if the tires were a bit wider on a child’s bike?” “Wouldn’t they be able to balance easier, and more naturally?” Of course they would. It just makes sense… Combine that idea with some ingenuity, engineering, and perseverance, and you eventually bring a new product to market.
The TootScoot is a sturdy smart little bicycle for kids ages 2-5. It helps kids develop coordination, and balance. It’s really fun. We had a small photo shoot for the website, and the photographer’s young boy was present. Needless to say, we almost didn’t make it out of the studio with all the props. The TootScoot was an instant hit.
The new TootScoot website is open for business. Like all of our ecommerce websites, it’s simple to use, simple to manage, and product centric.