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Hire.com
Hire.com was looking for a fresh look
incorporating their established logo. The look and feel needed
to show them as a successful, exciting company with great ideas
and IPO potential. Our designer used color aggressively to help
differentiate and define the various audience-specific segments
of the site. This version of the Hire.com site won the 2000
Outstanding Web Site award in the category of "Application
Service Provider" for its innovative style. |
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40
amp gallery
Designed as a sister site to the new
conduit site, 40 amp is a modern art gallery that shares the
office space with conduit. |
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Caleb
Technologies
Caleb Technologies needed a site that reflected their corporate nature and
deep knowledge of the airline industry. Conduit replaced their overdone,
slow-to-load, all-Flash site with a clean design, simple architecture, and
easy to manage backend. |
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Acuity
When ichat transitioned to the enterprise
software market, they changed their name to Acuity. This design
reflected the more corporate feel of their new customer base.
The Acuity website included multiple interactive and marketing
components: an ROI calculator, a detailed recruiting section
with "email this job to a friend" functionality, downloadable
documents and technical documentation, sales demos, and Flash
movies. |
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Globeset
This
website was designed for Globeset, a diversified company focused
on facilitating online transitions. Along with doing the
website and new logo design, our designer also put together all-new
collateral, paper systems, business cards, and giveaway
items including pens, t-shirts, mouse pads, and embroidered
business shirts. The lighted-up Globeset sign can still be seen
on the building at the intersection of Mopac and 183 in Austin,
Texas. |
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Objective
Advisors
Objective Advisors was looking for a site that quickly showed
the variety of services they offer. The site is used as a back-up
marketing piece preceding an actual office visit. Its simple
yet elegant design expressed the essence of this interesting
company's vision. |
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re:AB
re:AB is a New York pilates studio.
Conduit designed a Flash site that appealed to their high-end
clientele and accentuated the earthy roots of their philosophy.
We used a palette of soothing deep blues and creams to create
the site, set off by photographs of their beautiful studio. |
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Wired
for Talent Network
This targeted effort from Hire.com
was set up to entice city governments to invest in a centralized
website that promoted local jobs. The idea was to attract talented
professionals to their cities to increase business in their
area. |
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Women
in Theatre Program
Women in Theater is a women's theater
group. They wanted a site that reflected the diverse, creative
feel of their dynamic organization. |
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Motorola
DigitalDNA
DigitalDNA
is a specialized branding effort from Motorola for their Semiconductor
Products Sector. This design was to service the five main branches
of this diverse group of engineers that would be coming to the
site. The utmost design concern was a clean look with speedy
download times. |
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Talent
2001 Conference
Hire.com's yearly conference was set
up to "soft pitch" their solution to HR managers of Fortune
500 companies. This effort included this website, a paper system,
email reminders, postcards, and a full-page ad in FastCompany. |
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