Happy Birthday Brunello!
Brunello Creative is excited to be entering its fifth year in business (which means we just turned 4!!). Our portfolio and team continue to steadily grow.
This year we will be helping our clients get the most out of their online initiatives by offering expanded development expertise including Drupal and .NET, and services such as Social Media Marketing (SMM), Pay Per Click (PPC) Marketing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), and Web Analytics Reporting.
We have also recently added a new product to our offerings, Brunello Hosting - to accommodate our client’s needs for dependable and scalable web hosting. We’re looking forward to another successful year and we thank our clients for their business and referrals. And thank you to our friends and family for their support throughout the years. A round of cupcakes on us for everyone!
New Men’s Health Homepage Design
Brunello has been working closely with Men’s Health on the redesign of their website. The new homepage launched today.
Brunello provided art direction and front-end design, as well as the implementation of custom jQuery and CSS to drive the main article slider at the top of the page. Cufon was used as a font-replacement technology allowing the site to feature dynamic text rendered in a custom typeface. The site’s backend is powered by Drupal.
Utilizing Web Analytics
If you own or run a website you should be utilizing the power of web analytics. Web analytics programs help you collect information on how users are finding and navigating your website. This data can then be used to drive the improvement success of your website.
A Guide to CSS Support in Email Clients
Coding email newsletters can be a trip down memory lane: nested tables, font tags and plenty of inline styling. This is all fun and games until you run into varying levels of CSS support from different email clients. Luckily Campaign Monitor has an extensive chart detailing CSS support in almost every email client known to man. View the chart online or download a .PDF for handy reference.
iStockphoto.com To Begin Selling Stock Logos
Interesting development in the realm of stock images: iStockphoto.com announced yesterday that they plan to start selling stock logos. Prices will range from 100-750 iStock credits per logo. Designers will receive up to 50% royalties after purchase. Once sold, logos will be removed from the market since customers are paying for a ‘unique’ design.
The design community seems to be having mixed reactions to this announcement. What do you think? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
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Brunello launches new website for the best-selling book - Cook This, Not That! - http://cookthis.menshealth.com/
