Kinetic Branding is in development of the new Broken Heart Apparel website design. The design, based on the "Nurturing" Emotional Element, calls attention to the solemn emotion and an outward public display of grief. The website design is purposely subdued to call attention to a serious issue of losing a loved one. The Broken Heart logo was based off the origami design created by the founder of the non-profit organization.
Kinetic Branding continued the theme that was designed into the new PROS logo redesign, "Elevate Your Business," and mixed team members with the local high desert mountain ranges. This simple messaging is powerful as it quickly conveys business success.
Good news for local cows: The ranchers finally got branded this time! The new Central Oregon Ranch Supply website went live today, showing off their redesigned logo brand on a new engaging, modern, mobile-friendly site. Kinetic Branding has completed the rebranding of Central Oregon Ranch Supply, helping them be perceived in local markets as a customer-centric and valued ranch supply store.
Check out the new website > | See the logo redesign blog post >
Kinetic has updated their newly launched website with two new case studies, which they call "Client Stories." These client stories present the problems our clients had and the solutions we created for them. One client story, for Nurturals, focuses on a totally new cleaning product company, where Kinetic implemented their Brand Energy brand strategy, named the company, products, designed the company logo, website and product labels. View the Nurturals Client Story > Another client story, for Steakhouse Elite, shows how Kinetic rebranded a young company into a solid, confident and credible beef brand. Kinetic discovered the Brand Energy Formulas for not only the company, but each other their three product lines, developed logos for the company and product lines, developed their robust website, designed product labels and more. View the Steakhouse Elite Client Story >
Kinetic Branding just launched their newly-designed company website design (yes, this one). While updating the content of a website is important, a complete redesign every few years can make a huge impact. Click on the sections below for a larger version of the image. We did not change our message at all, but we created a much more immersive experience into the creativity and design aesthetics of our clients' branding campaigns. We used bright colors and engaging imagery to reflect the influence these unique campaigns have to connect with consumers.
Let us know if you want us to re-energize your website and brand identity.
Kinetic Branding completed a website design and development project for GL Solutions, a tech company that delivers enterprise software and services to streamline data, bring chaos into order, and transform agencies and the states they serve. Data security, online services, and workflow control come standard throughout the GL Solutions catalog. Achieve better government service and public protection. Kinetic took a completely unique direction to develop not only a distinct website design, but a new overall company rebrand. The new brand identity imagery uses thin and colorful data lines that go from chaos to order to create a cityscape with a government capitol building as a focal point. The cityscape is made up of data streams that turn into data dashboard statistical diagrams such as bar charts, plot points, checklists and other analytical symbols.
View the new GL Solutions Website > Kinetic Branding recently designed the Waypoint Consulting website after developing the company's brand strategy and corporate logo design.
Waypoint Consulting is an innovative construction management firm that improves the social fabric of society by providing proven direction in the development of low-income residential buildings. Kinetic used the Waypoint logo mark design to direct the website design. The "W" logo mark is a symbol that stands for direction and guidance. Kinetic designed the user interface with the angles in the "W" mark, along with construction lines to imply planning, design, process and execution of their development projects. See the Waypoint Consulting Logo Design Blog Post > See Our Website Portfolio > Kinetic Branding recently launched a website for Sand Lily Home, a modern and distinct home decor business. Kinetic designed a very simple, yet elegant website design for Sand Lily Home. The focus of the website is on the amazing furniture and décor.
Visit the Sand Lily Home website > See Our Website Portfolio > Years ago, Kinetic Branding helped a younger company with just a few products build a solid brand identity through brand strategy and branding design. That company, Steakhouse Elite, is well on it's way to becoming a national brand and is leading the pack in terms of business growth. Today, Kinetic is now helping Steakhouse Elite elevate and expand it's brand identity to include the company's new product lines and their multiple audience demographics. Kinetic is in the process of launching a new brand campaign titled "Tailored To Your Tastes," which is designed to meet the unique felt needs of it's broad consumer base and their distinct preferences. Visit the Steakhouse Elite Website > The new Steakhouse Elite website, a week from being launched, will carry the company's new "Tailored To Your Tastes" campaign theme and evolved brand identity design. Each of the three product lines carry their own audience-focused sub theme that fits within the main theme.
The main theme and sub themes are all graphically represented and designed to appeal to their intended target audience. The company's Grass Fed beef line is focussed on health, so lighter and brighter images and colors are used along with a friendly theme graphic. Their Angus beef line, however, is more traditional so Kinetic developed an Americana product identity. And the company's most intriguing Kobe-Crafted beef line offers a more modern look to match it's contemporary taste. |
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