Bank Gothic Overload.

I’ve realized over the previous year that I haven’t really posted many blog entries about the design I do for Flying Dog Brewery. So hopefully as I do some cool projects, I’ll be posting about them from time to time.

We launched a new(ish) website last week. The short story about why it’s newish is that we didn’t have a large budget for the project to do a complete website overhaul. Our previous website, while serviceable, was dated. So we kept most of the content as is, but redesigned all the style sheets to create a website that essentially looked like we made a brand new website.

Part of the updating was to factor in our social media activation (Twitter, blogging, flickr) to allow for our consumers to have a centralized place where they could quickly figure out what we’ve been up to. The result is a better organized, better looking, better performing website.

We couldn’t have done it without the talent of Jeremy Bamford and Flatirons Internet. Flatirons was responsible for coding the site, and in a very timely manner.

There are still some kinks to work out, but websites being what they are, are always a work in progress. I’m pretty happy with the result, what do you think?

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