At long last, I’m posting the finished case study for my Alpine Safety Campaign. The proposed design solutions were drawn from the following research:
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I’m conducting some research for a school design project dealing with improving mountain safety and would love your feedback! Your answers are completely anonymous and will help shape a proposed design solution to mitigate ski and snowboard accidents.
Thanks in advance for your valuable feedback!
Printing has evolved dramatically in response to sustainability challenges. Working as an Art Director for the first carbon neutral financial institution in Canada, I was responsible for managing printing with environmental sustainability as a top priority.
To ensure your next press-run is gentle on the environment, here are some tips:
Creating a website, or any other sales or marketing piece, takes a fair amount of planning to make it succeed. Start by outlining the aims of the web site (to increase traffic, increase product awareness, generate more sales, offer e-commerce, advertise a new product or service). For a customized boilerplate of the design brief I use, please contact me.
I also recommend you start by browsing sites you like and come up with a short-list of candidates (3 or so) to send to me by way of example. It helps translate your vision quickly and we can discuss specific requirements later.
Of course everyone wants an idea of what their site will cost. In order to provide you an accurate estimate, I’ll need to understand the scope and complexity of your project. Here’s a short-list of questions I’ll ask:
With the re-design of my website, I thought I’d test the waters of integrating a blog right into the site. Not only did it seemed like a good home for the questions I get regularly, but being based on a blog engine (in this case WordPress), readers can respond & ask questions of their own.
Maybe not rocket science but I anticipate it will come in handy. In fact you may have noticed a fair number of new websites are based on blogging engines as kind of a cheap & cheerful content management system (also known as a CMS).
So, welcome! As I add more articles & tips, feel free to browse and don’t be shy to send me your questions.
