Archive for Web Site Design

Marcy Website Design TV Commercial – Open

1001 Ways, Advertising, Web Site Designon October 26th, 2009No Comments

Marcy Website Design TV Commercial – Tree

1001 Ways, Advertising, Web Site Designon October 26th, 2009No Comments

Marcy Website Design TV Commercial – Click

1001 Ways, Advertising, Web Site Designon October 26th, 2009No Comments

Cool Web Site Design in Columbus Ohio, Part 2

1001 Ways, Brand, Web Site Designon April 23rd, 2009No Comments

going_green

Going Green Landscaping is a commercial and residential landscaping business located in Dublin, Ohio. The web site design won an international platinum award from the Davey Awards. The photo album is easily viewable from the Flash animation. The web site was produced by Marcy Design.

Cool Web Site Design in Columbus Ohio

1001 Ways, Brand, Web Site Designon April 22nd, 2009No Comments

segway

Segway of Ohio is an authorized seller of Segway products. The Segway is a self-balancing personal transportation device with two wheels; can operate in any level pedestrian environment.  Segway of Ohio has 5 retail stores located across Ohio and is currently using their web site to communicate with businesses and consumers in an exciting way. This striking Flash animation contains photos, text and videos. The web site was produced by Marcy Design.

Social Media Podcast

1001 Ways, Podcast, Social Media, Web Site Designon April 20th, 2009No Comments

Podacast about the effects of social media and web site design.

Superhighway Powered by Wind

1001 Ways, Green, Web Site Designon April 16th, 20091 Comment

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Wind power generation is an important part of the renewable energy solution in the United States. In the Midwest, there is an exciting initiative underway to build 3,000 miles of a wind turbine ’superhighway’. The transmission infrastructure will span between North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, and possibly into Indiana. This project is being managed by The Green Power Express. There still appear to be regulatory hurdles to overcome, but the plan is to complete the project by 2020.

2.7 Billion Cell Phones and Counting

1001 Ways, Mobile Marketing, Web Site Designon April 15th, 2009No Comments

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If I told you that there was a device that over 2.7 billion people have worldwide, and they use that device every day to find information regarding products and services; would you want your business to be on that device? Or at the very least, make sure that your web site is compatible with the technology? Well that device is a cell phone. Worldwide the cell phone has grown larger and faster than the automobile (800 million); the telephone (1.3 billion); the computer (850 million); or even credit cards (1.2 billion). And mobile technology is continuing to grow at an unprecedented rate. The information supplied here is from a wonderful book that you can review at: Communities Dominate Brands.

When you also take into consideration that 17% of the Internet is browsed by cell phones, I believe that we are beyond the tipping point. Your business web site needs to be mobile-ready. The content that flows through your web site should be compatible with cell phone technology. This technology can also take advantage of another emerging market — Social Media. You know, 2.7 billion people can’t all be wrong.

Smart Grid Web Site Design

1001 Ways, Green, Web Site Designon April 8th, 20091 Comment

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Once in a while, a web site comes along that is so far out in front of existing technology, that people aren’t sure what to make of it. Well there is a truly unique 3D web site designed by GE explaining what a smart grid is all about. A smart grid, according to Wikipedia, delivers electricity from suppliers to consumers using digital technology to save energy, reduce cost and increase reliability. Such a modernized electricity network is being promoted by many governments as a way of addressing energy independence or global warming issues.  The web site that I mentioned is an excellent example of Flash animation and GE has taken it a step further by using Augmented Reality (AR). If you don’t know what AR is, go to the GE web site. You’ll learn about 3D web site presentation and the smart grid too.

Marcy Design Podcast

1001 Ways, Podcast, Web Site Designon April 5th, 2009No Comments

Another helpful podcast from Marcy Design.