reitdesign

Reitdesign partnered with the New York City Audubon Society, a nonprofit organization promoting environmental conservation, to redesign their website and branding. The company was initially hired to revamp the outdated, non-responsive website and create a new logo. Reitdesign took charge of the creative process, designing new website templates and devising backend systems for donations and membership programs. They also determined that Ruby on Rails was a better fit than WordPress for the website's backend, choosing to use Spina CMS instead. The new design aligned with the organization's new branding, which Reitdesign also developed. Currently, the team is considering further improvements and additions to the website. The project, which remains ongoing, has a total investment of around $50,000.

In another project, Reitdesign worked with the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association to market their auto shows and reach out to exhibitors. The company provided data on show demographics, tracked media reach, and compiled an annual report for each show. They also modernized the association's logo and designed entrance banners for each event. The collaboration, which started in April 2013, remains ongoing. The team is currently working on the report for the last event.

Lastly, Reitdesign was hired by Maxons Restoration, an emergency restoration company, to develop a new customer-focused website with a sophisticated design to appeal to their clientele. Having worked with Reitdesign on smaller projects previously, Maxons Restoration was impressed with their workflow and communication. The project involved creating a wireframe, prototyping, and making revisions before the final delivery of the website. The Reitdesign team linked the website to the company's value proposition, highlighting their services. The project was successful, with the team providing smooth communication and a professional workflow throughout the process.