How Web Accessibility Drives Innovation…and Revenue.
Your website is your most public face. It reflects your brand and your image. Form, however, must follow function. Your beautiful site must also perform as well as it looks, keeping in mind that many potential customers cannot “look” at all. People with disabilities may not be able to access and fully utilize your website.
Believe It or Not: The Digital Age is Breathing New Life into Catalogs
Some History
Not long after the printing press was invented, the first catalogs were printed, and have been in circulation ever since. Seed companies started utilizing catalogs in the 17th Century, and they continue to this date. Even Ben Franklin, though better known for lightning rods and bifocals, is credited with the invention of the mail order concept. He created a catalog of nearly 600 book titles, and made it possible for people to purchase without visiting his store front.
We're getting pretty good at this remote work thing, and it looks like virtual meetings will be here to stay. Are you looking for a change of scenery? Instead of a blank wall or a messy office, why not change things up during your Zoom, Google Meet, and Skype calls? Customize your look with a fancy new virtual background.
Do you prefer illustration, or photography? Feel free to download and use these high-resolution images celebrating lovely Madison, Wisconsin.
Can custom illustration help differentiate your brand?
Your online visual presence is more important now than it has ever been.
We all know that great imagery is an essential part of effective communication. It solves the problem of how to say what can’t be said in a few words. It can sum up your brand, mission statement, and mood at a glance. You don’t have to sell it; a compelling illustration immediately gives you a voice, and rewards the viewer for sticking around to learn more.
Course Correction: Finding a way through the storm to calmer waters
Business right now is beyond unusual. It is unpredictable, and we are having to make decisions on-the-fly in an ever-changing landscape. While you’re weathering the current storm, keep in mind that strategic thinking is needed now more than ever.
You, too, are likely trying to navigate these turbulent seas and keep your business afloat. We’d like to provide inspiration as to how some of our clients have adapted.
We were under a very tight timeline to re-design and re-launch our website. jamgd came through for us; graphically designing our site, implementing (and training) us on a new platform, and writing several business-critical customizations to work with our existing systems. They met our deadlines and exceeded our expectations at every step in the process.
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Brad Parkel, Director of Marketing
Singlewire Software
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It has been a real pleasure working with jamgd. They have gone out of their way to understand our business and anticipate the needs we have. The packaging they have provided is creative and helped accentuate the positives of the product. I believe sales have benefited as a result. I would recommend jamgd to anyone!
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Matt Ensign, Product Manager
Milescraft
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MarComPOP holds all of its strategic partners to an exceptionally high standard. We expect an exceedingly high degree of attention-to-detail within very compressed timelines. This combination of speed and accuracy is very difficult to master and even more difficult to deliver reliably. The team at jamgd consistently over-delivers on both our performance expectations and in their ability to create compelling designs. If you’re considering a firm to assist your organization in its visual communication, I highly recommend jamgd.
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Michael Woodring, Managing Partner
MarComPOP, LLC
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jamgd are great designers with a keen eye toward marketing. They always do their homework before starting any project—to make sure they have a complete understanding of the client's business and the marketing environment. jamgd is trustworthy, reliable, on time and great people. I have hired them many times, within multiple companies, to do work for me—and will continue to do so.
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Michele Virnig, Director of Communications
Wisconsin Conference of The United Methodist Church
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LifelineUSA spent over 6 months with input from owners, relatives, executives, and other marketing firms attempting unsuccessfully to figure out what to name our new spinout technology company. jamgd not only delivered with a comprehensive naming strategy for the company and product line, they also created a complete look, including logos to uniquely and consistently communicate our brand position.
