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Filed under: Kevin, Web Design & Dev — Kevin Hemsworth @ 2:11 pm
We are proud to announce the web’s newest site dedicated to the salad. SaladCreations.ca launched yesterday, bringing their healthy and delicious fare online to delight of salad-lovers everywhere (well, at least in Toronto for now). With more selection than certainly I know what to do with, Salad Creations allows you to create your own leafy goodness, or simply order one of their delicious salad recipes. Either way, you’ll get it exactly the way you like it, and you’ll feel good about your meal choice. We hope you feel as good about the website. Check it out!
Extreme Web Development!
Filed under: Kevin, Web Design & Dev — Kevin Hemsworth @ 2:03 pm
With a title like that, I bet you thought you’d catch a glimpse of one of our developers programming while base jumping, climbing a mountain, or skydiving…but if you’re a fan of the pita, we’re going one better. Hot on the heels of the launch of the Mucho Burrito website on Monday, we’re proud to announce that the Extreme Pita site, designed and developed by yours truly, has hit the internet this week as well. We had a lot of fun building this site, and hope you have just as much fun surfing it.
Mucho Madness!
Filed under: Kevin, Web Design & Dev — Kevin Hemsworth @ 2:29 pm
This morning we launched our newest online brand experience, the Mucho Burrito website. Join Johnny Mucho on a mouth-watering romp through the Mucho Burrito offering. Check out the menu, find a location, join the Johnny Mucho fan club, get nutritional info and much more. Or, if you’re like us, just click on everything that looks like an animation and have a chuckle at what you discover (hint…refresh your home page a few times and pay attention to the low-rider in the bottom corner). See what great inside info you get for subscribing to our blog? I can’t believe we give this stuff away.
Jump Launches BrandStandards.ca!
Filed under: @Jump, Kevin, Press Releases — Kevin Hemsworth @ 8:52 am
We are proud to announce the official launch of our Online Standards Guide, BrandStandards.ca. Some of our most fortunate clients have already been working with us as we have developed this tool that should bring an end to the printed standards binder; they are already experiencing the freedom from having to struggle to manage their brand development resources amongst suppliers, vendors, and franchisees.
BrandStandards.ca is the portal to two exciting new products: the first, LogoStandards, is aimed at providing an online tool for any business struggling to maintain consistency and support an array of vendors who require access to your brand resources; the second, and arguably more exciting, is AssetStandards, which is designed for expanding retail store owners and Franchisors to efficiently and cost-effectively allow them to provide the tools and resources their franchisees need to maintain brand consistency at the retail level. Gone are the massive binders of retail asset drawings, schedules, and specifications, replaced instead by an online resource that allows your team to access up-to-date files – anytime, from anywhere.
We think you’ll agree that BrandStandards.ca offers you a better way to manage your brand! Call us to find out how we can help you put either LogoStandards or AssetStandards to work for your business.
A Room With a View
Filed under: @Jump — Kevin Hemsworth @ 1:16 pm
Sometimes you have to get rid of some clutter in order to rediscover something precious that’s been under your nose all along, but you’ve taken for granted. In amongst all the noise and disruption of having our windows replaced at the office, we’ve managed to find the silver lining to a chaotic couple of days. When we first moved in 4 years ago, we couldn’t get over the view from our west-facing corner office. Rusty old factory sash windows with distorted glass added character, but certainly did nothing to augment the view, and over time obstacles such as air conditioners and window scrims further impeded our prized perspective. Well, we are obstructed no longer. In between the removal of the old windows and the installation of the new, we are afforded a clean view of the Toronto skyline, and it reminds us not only of how lucky we are to live in such a beautiful city, but also how some of the finer things in life are so simple they can be forgotten. Thought we’d share one of ours with you.
