Since we’ve launched AXNTâ„¢ we’ve been getting quite a bit of coverage in print and radio news. If you’ve heard about AXNT or read about the new service, you can get more information on the AXNT website www.axnt.us.
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Welcome students! Juniors or Seniors in BFA or BS Graphic Design, Web Design, or related areas of study interested in internships at stressdesign should be sure to review information on submitting portfolios for consideration. Our internship program runs all year long for 3 month appointments. We look forward to hearing from you.
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This year, when we’re not publishing Codename MORE, we’ll be sending seasons greetings as the seasons change. As part of this year-long e-mail campaign — which, by the way, is AXNT powered — we’ve released the first of 4 desktop pictures celebrating the change of seasons.
Vernal Equinox is now available for your digital pleasure in 5 sizes including one for the iPhone. Happy Spring!
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MedTech will be hosting the Business in the Web 2.0 World: Deploying New Technology in a Technology Company event Thursday March 19 at the Verizon Theater in the Technology Garden in Syracuse. The presentation begins at 3 p.m. Attendees can register with MedTech.
Additional details after the jump. (more…)
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The stressdesign Wind Power Logo continues to garner attention. The February issue of GD USA features a full-page mention. The official Wind Power Logo website is now online, and is being added to regularly. Go to www.windpowerlogo.com for downloadable files for your use. Thanks to everyone at GD USA for helping us spread the word.
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As part of our on-going brand identity work we’re engaged with for Food Bank of Central New York, stressdesign helped the agency develop a new website. Working with ACC Tek, the agencies technical service provider, stressdesign developed an interface that has already shown marked improvement in terms of an increase in on-line donation, and time spent on site by each visitor.
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It would be obvious and redundant to say that 2008 was a tumultuous year. 2008 was tumultuous. There, I said it. We have been through 12 months of what was perhaps the most interesting times since the 1960’s. Looking back, we consider some of the things that continue to resonate for us as we all run headlong into the New Year. Continue reading after the jump to see our thoughts about the year that has passed and some ideas for getting the most out of 2009.
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