Iris Creative Co.
visit site- $5,000+
- 2 - 9 employees
- Portland, OR
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 70%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 30%
Common Project Size
$10K-$49K 2 projects
<$10K 1 project
$50K-$199K 1 project
Clients
- Western Governors University
Highlights from Recent Projects
Iris Creative Co. successfully completed a website redesign for the Vibrant Village Foundation. The Foundation's old website was outdated and did not accurately reflect their strategic direction. Iris Creative Co. was hired to make the site more manageable and to design custom icons that symbolize the sectors the Foundation works in. Iris Creative Co. executed the Foundation's vision perfectly, designing and building the site using Craft CMS. The company also took care of backend security and offered assistance with significant updates. The project, which cost around $4,000, was completed from September to December 2017.
In a collaborative partnership with a digital marketing agency, Iris Creative Co. provided design expertise for three projects involving an orthodontics office, a bakery, and a credit reporting agency. The agency lacked design talent, and Iris Creative Co. stepped in to help with branding, website design, and copy. The agency and Iris Creative Co. worked closely together, discussing strategies and content ideas, and Iris Creative Co. provided feedback and suggested changes. The partnership has been ongoing since October 2014, with around $60,000 invested in their services.
Iris Creative Co. worked with a boutique intellectual property law firm to update their website and branding. The law firm's original site was outdated and did not reflect its growth. Iris Creative Co. interviewed the firm's clients to understand its strengths and incorporated this information into the website's content. They also provided professional photography and designed a new logo. The law firm was pleased with the final product, saying it truly represented their firm. The project, which cost around $20,000, ran from April to September 2016.