Category: Recent Work
Redesigned Raising Readers Website Wins Award
Before After Visible Logic recently launched a redesigned website for Raising Readers. Raising Readers is a non-profit working to improve literacy in Maine by distributing high-quality books to every child in Maine, starting at birth through age 5 at well-child visits. Pediatricians and literacy experts choose the books to be age-appropriate and high-quality. Many feature authors and illustrators with connections to Maine. Raising Readers touches every child in Maine and is genuinely part of growing up in Maine. The team at Visible Logic is so proud to have helped this organization redesign and relaunch its website! The new site is easier for the organization to use, extends the program’s impact outside of Maine, and has been recognized for its award-winning design. Winner: 2022 American Digital Design Award The website was a winner in the 22nd Annual GDUSA Digital Design Awards. Graphic Design USA presented this industry award annually, and the Raising Readers site was selected in the website design category. […]
Read More...MTI 20th Anniversary Event Program Wins Graphic Design Award
This past fall, we helped them celebrate 20 years of investing in innovation, by producing their 20th anniversary event. Visible Logic helped shape the event by designing the branding, promoting ticket sales and sponsors and handling most of the event logistics.
Read More...Proof that print advertising can be effective
See our print ad that was scored as the most effective in the entire issue, based on feedback from readers from the publication’s circulation list.
Read More...Annual Report Design: Maine Technology Institute
A great annual report goes far beyond just reporting on the numbers. It seeks to capture the spirit of what happened through stories and visuals. We recently helped the Maine Technology Institute (MTI) with their 2018 Annual Report that covered a record-breaking year for them.
Read More...Branding and Rebranding: Retego Data and Group Market Share
Like many software companies Group Market Share used the same brand name for their flagship product and the company itself. It is not uncommon for software companies to start this way, but then outgrow this relationship.
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