Portfolio | Interactive | CareSource

Sep 21
2010

A Source of Comfort

CareSource is there for its clients, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We designed the look and feel of their new website in concert with their print and environment. Consistency at every touch point is what strengthens a brand’s presence in the minds of consumers. We believe that the website should not only look familiar, but feel familiar. White Design Studio worked with their internal marketing and management teams to develop an information architecture that was approachable, useful and customizable by the user to address needs such as sight deficiencies.

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How to Design A Corporate Website in Photoshop

Feb 02
2010

30 Visually Appealing Corporate Website Designs

Dec 08
2009

Being able to communicate effectively and convey key information in a clean and solid matter is parallel to great website design. Designing a corporate website is none the less challenging and requires one to break barriers of communication while steering clear of cluttered designs. When you have a corporate client in mind, you need to make sure that you website can capture the necessary attention and leave a lasting impression on its customers.

The layout, graphics, brand identity, url, and colors are essential to the design and must be carefully thought out and chosen. Corporate websites must attain a higher level of readability, clear presentation, ease of function and accessibility. Below, you will find 30 Incredible Corporate Website Designs that reflect creativity, beauty, simplicity, and great usability. We know there are hundreds more out there, so if we’ve missed any, please let us know!

Elements of a Good Corporate Website

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Being Clean, Well Organized and Engaging on a Visual Level

When a customer visits your site, they should notice that the site is attractive, the layout is clean, and the content is visible.

Attractive and Usable Navigation

Designing a site that revolves around simple and easy to find navigation takes some work. However, this could be the difference between a visitor and an actual customer.

Direct, to the point Content

Don’t use overly complicated and highly sophisticated words. We all know you’re smart, but truthfully, not everyone of your visitors will understand or care for everything you write. For example, the content on your site should be easy enough to read that 4th grader could skim through it with very little problem. When visitors read the content on your site, they usually only pay attention to key words and headlines.

Informative and Resourceful About Us Page

Your about us page isn’t all that makes up your site, but it does hold an important place on your site. This is where your potential customers will go to get acquainted with you. Make this page count!

Faster Load Times

You definitely wouldn’t want to keep potential customers waiting an unnecessary amount of time for pages to load. This will drive them away.

Sprinkle Penny

LemonStand

Royal Bank of Scotland

Bloglines

NewsGator

Freckle

Litmus

GLUE Interactive Media

LePush Mail

Campaign Monitor

Campfire

Checkout.App

ActiveCollab

Capuccino Wbe Framework

Squarespace

Saturized

Socialite

Versions

Water CMS

Krop

Office VP

Clear Spring

Business Catalyst

Newsberry

Gist

Onehub

Reinvigorate

Lifejacket

Light CMS

Play in Traffik

Portfolio | Environments | Battelle Labs

Nov 02
2009

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Battelle is the world’s largest, nonprofit, research and development organization. Their selling line is “The Business of Innovation.” Our overarching goal was to brand the lobby and cafeteria of their global headquarters in a way that embodied innovation.

The design challenge was to show Battelle as a global leader in science and provide a way for the public to experience their value. We worked with BHDP Architecture to reinforce their changes to the space, so our solutions would extend their goals. We also teamed up with a Obscura Digital and Murphy Catton to ensure tight control over the end product.

Our intent, throughout the lobby, was to monumentalize science in an abstract way. The molecule sculpture is where this goal is epitomized. A 3000 pound steel sculpture of a molecule reveals itself to visitors in the lobby. As they make their way through a glass wall the space peels away and reveals the entire sculpture, which can be touched and occupied.

The lobby also features an interactive video installation that has 4 modes. A sleep mode plays a subtle animation 5’ tall by 30’ wide. The follow mode tracks users with a branded animation which entices people closer. The user mode is a content-rich playful way for multiple users to find out more about the scope of Battelle and its contributions. The presentation mode shows a series of monumental video presentations, triggered remotely. The seamless integration of these, together with the depth of information accessible, makes this installation unlike any other.

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