Brandartica

Brandartica was hired by an executive coaching and consulting firm to refresh their website and logo. The CEO of the firm had previously worked with one of Brandartica's partners and trusted their skills. The project involved an initial meeting to discuss the firm's needs and preferences, reviewing websites the CEO admired, and follow-up meetings to ensure the design was in line with the CEO's vision. The Brandartica team then provided logo and website design options for the CEO to consider. They also offered feedback on initial content drafts and worked with the CEO to select appropriate images. The CEO worked with three people from the Brandartica team, each focusing on a different aspect of the project.

Brandartica was hired by Cube Components, an independent electronics distributor, to redesign their website. The co-founder and President of the company had previously worked with one of Brandartica's partners and was impressed with their understanding of the company's business and desired messaging. The project involved clearly defining the design and development phases, meeting all timelines for deliverables, and providing exciting concept options. The President worked with three individuals from the Brandartica team throughout the process.

Brandartica was hired by the owners of Plainfield Country Store to create a brand and website for their business. The owners, who were both teachers and had no previous experience in owning a store, needed help with marketing and building a website. The project involved a face-to-face conversation to discuss the owners' vision for the store, creating logos and press releases, building a WordPress website, and posting content on Facebook. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Brandartica also helped design corporate banners, labels, and merchandise, and assisted with promoting the store on a radio station. The owners worked with two individuals from the Brandartica team and continue to work with them for website maintenance and updates.