June 2009
Avoid templated web design and keep your brand message consistent.
Polygon Design's brand identity and website services mesh together to ensure that client websites are consistent with their brand and unique to them.
CASE STUDY: Carey Park Website
After pursuing a range of options for their web delivery, Carey Park settled on Polygon Design, knowing that instead of a templated design solution, they would get a customised website that reflected their brand look and feel.
Designed with school teachers and community organisers in mind, the site contains comprehensive information and resources, all built on a content management platform for easy updating.
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Cost-effective solutions without compromising good ideas.
Budget constraints don't necessarily mean losing a strong creative concept. Polygon Design can offer clients print solutions that are guided by cost, but still reflect strong conceptual thinking.
CASE STUDY: Richard Lewer Catalogue
Melbourne based artist, Richard Lewer wanted the catalogue for his Stations of the Cross exhibition at McCahon House to take cues from catholic devotional aids. Polygon designed a pocket-size book (100 x 130 mm), which utilises the colour palette of the exhibition and creates a unique and contemporary record of the show.
Playful illustrations that connect with your brand and your customers.
Keeping your brand message fresh and fun is important. Polygon Design offers illustration and photographic services to create customised stationery, gift cards and calendars.
CASE STUDY: The Link Agency Greeting Cards
When Polygon presented design options for the The Link Agency's annual christmas card, Director Andrea Downs liked them so much they decided to use all four designs! Now they have a suite of cards in keeping with their brand logo and colours to use for all occasions.
