eMARKET CONSULTING, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, SITE DESIGN AND EDUCATION

Prime Financial Mortgage Logo

Prime financial Mortgage needed a comtemporary designed logo that was visually attractive and one that demonstrated integrity and professionalism. The logo design also had to convey a big company posture, be compact in size and be memorable.

The design utilized typography against a stimulating geometric illusion that flips between a 2D and 3D image.

Bravelo Product Name Creation

Bitwise Solutions needed a unique and engaging name for their on-line collaboration and project management software product. It was decided that the name be "manufactured" and that it have a surname-quality and diverge from the typical "description-oriented" products names so prevalent in the software industry. The name also had to be available as a dot-com domain, be memorable, no more than three syllables in length, sound powerful, yet roll off the tongue when spoken. By utilizing our name laboratory process, Bravelo was born.

Child Advocacy Center-HCS Logo

The Child Advocacy Center of Hillsborough County-South, NH set out to create a logo identity which conveyed its commitment to fighting child abuse, yet maintain a level of optimism and safety.

The site design required a clean look and feel that was friendly, yet communicated their message and provided on-line access to information, resources, and programs to those involved in the prosecution, prevention, and treatment of child abuse.

Eventaris Name/Logo Creation

This was a combined logo and identity/name project for another software product from Bitwise Solutions. Eventaris is Eventware - a set of web-based event performance tools-for organizations and professional associations conducting events, conferences, fund-raisers, membership and donation drives of all sizes. The criteria for this name was its availability as a dot-com domain, ability to convey its events-related focus, illustrate a friendliness, and visually jump off the page through a use of color, letters, and graphics.

The final derivation of events was the result of combining phonetic syllables from the base word and creating a graphic exclamation figure/icon from the "V".