SOS Media designed a website for the kids gold retailers KidsGoldJewelrySource.com. These retailers have been in the business of selling kids gold to major stores like Walmart and JCPenny for 20+ years. This is their first move into the online arena.
SOS Media developed a set of icons for each category of jewelry.
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Long Road Home is a Boulder-based bluegrass band. Their vision for their debut live CD was for a clean, modern look with a lurking sense of nostalgia… a departure from standard bluegrass music art. SOS Media provided the photography and full design services from concept to final print.
The band also hired SOS Media to design a logo for their Arus Record Company which appears on the back of the CD artwork.
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Architectural Design Consultants wanted a portfolio site to showcase decades of their work. They wanted it to be spacious and structured like good architecture, but they wanted it to reflect the sense that the principals moonlight as Yoga teachers. A fusion of concrete and immortality.
We teamed up with Mr. Jones to implement a smooth jquery image portfolio.
If you’re in Miami and you need something fancy, be sure to look up Patty, Annabel and the rest of the team at: ArchitecturalDesignConsultants.net
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A gritty logo and a descriptive web design give users the experience of Jim Hix’s J-BAR-H Longhorn Ranch. The content is all easy to navigate. Jim took all the photos himself with his new Flip HD.
Head on over and check out the site, ya hear! JBHLonghorns.com
UPDATE: A less gritty logo and a custom photo of Jim’s new Riding Steer, JR Rex.
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SOS Media teamed up with Brandwithin to create an intuitive, interactive user experience for members of Trump University. This dashboard is designed to guide members to all areas of their extensive Trump University profile and link them to many valuable pieces of information relating to real estate and investing. For full functionality, well, you’ll have to ask the Donald ; )
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Second Source, a new shop in Downtown Boulder sells new brand name apparel like Prana, New Balance, Camelbak, etc.for unbelievable prices. We set up a Twitter feed to plug in to the right column so the client could update the site with the latest store news.
This 1-page web site was designed, approved, built and launched in 4 days. The logo was designed by one of the owner’s brothers who is an architect. SecondSourceBoulder.com
Update 10/21/09: Second Source has now changed their name to Outdoor Outlet. SOS Media did a quick makeover, just adding the new logo and adjusting some colors. Here’s the updated site: Outdoor Outlet.com
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SOS Media designed, programmed and launched this web site for Jump Start Bridge. The site was written by Dree Hise, a life coach from Scottsdale, Arizona.
Thanks to Tait Stangl for additional work on the navigation and for enhancing the site’s compatibility with older browsers.
The site was designed in Adobe Illustrator, optimized in Photoshop, then built in HTML and JavaScript. Blog functionality is coming in a few months, and will be run on the Wordpress platform.
See the Jump Start Bridge web site or, if you need some life coaching give Dree a call!
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Energy Evolution Healing wanted a new identity and web site. SOS Media created an enigmatic, amorphous logo which reflects the way that this type of healing typically works: energy moving from back to front and from left to right.
The website uses subtle nebulas and auroras to add depth. The site is built on Wordpress.
See the Energy Evolution web site, or give Rita a call for some energy healing!
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Here’s a site we just designed for a gorgeous ranch property in Steamboat Springs, CO. We embedded a promotional Flash video on the home page and used Lightbox 2.0 to create the enlarged views of the photos. We worked with Billy’s son, Stirling Kidd to do the CSS coding.
If you’re looking for a pristine property and a Gold Medal skier as a neighbor, be sure to give Billy a call.
Visit the site: TheBillyKiddRanch.com
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This banner was designed to target hip parents who want to send their kids to a powerful, quality summer workshop. It ran in the Miami New Times Broward-Palm Beach website for the week of June 10-17th.
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