Today, the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest, CMPI, is launching a new program that takes a careful and candid look at just what you get via government-run (aka “Universal”) healthcare. The project is called, BigGovHealth.org.
The Washington, DC premiere is being held tonight at the National Press Club with guests Congressman John Shadegg, former Senator Don Nickles and other healthcare players; there is even a presidential candidate on the RSVP list.
When it comes to healthcare reform, BigGovHealth.org is Cinéma-vérité.
We worked with CMPI on branding, information architecture, content editing, video editing, visual design and development. The site is currently being powered by WordPress.
We are happy to announce that the Ogilvy Public Relations redesign has officially launched.
Ogilvy Public Relations partnered with nclud to do a complete redesign of their interactive visual presence at OgilvyPR.com. The objective was to create a simple, clean and highly unique visual design that was elegantly sophisticated. Working closely with the their Digital Influence group, a visual experience was created to convey Ogilvy’s position as a global Public Relations agency.
The objective was to be “conversational” without being stereotypically “web2.0”. To emphasize the global and dynamic nature of the team within Ogilvy and their strong position as industry thought leaders.
We worked with closely the executive team at Ogilvy Public Relations to do creative strategy, information architecture and user-interface design.
Views from our original design concepts:
Full Disclosure:
The Digital Influence team at Ogilvy worked with and evolved our original information architecture and design concepts for launch. We do not currently maintain the site or are responsible for its design support.
Back by popular demand — no seriously, this isn’t an annual thing, we promise! We’ve moved and are inviting friends, colleagues and clients over to see our new studio space and meet some of the new members of our growing team. We’re all moved-in and it’s time to break it in; come check out our new studio space at our official open house on Friday, June 27th. In our usual style the beer will be flowing along with the obvious ranting and raving.
But don’t worry, it won’t be all pretentious designers and computer geeks — we’ll have plenty of music, food and Wii. There will also be some nice new creative swag we’ve put together. Red Bull is the official sponsor of nclud late-night creativity and parties; the Red Bull girls may be back in attendance.
Come for the food, stay for the beer and help us celebrate our new studio and growing team.
What: nclud Studio Open House When: 6:00pm to 11:00pm on Friday, June 27th Where: nclud’s Studio (1808 Florida Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20009)
Why: Because we need to justify the rent
Directions: nclud’s studio is located in downtown Washington, D.C. on Florida Avenue between 19th and 18th streets NW — one block from the Washington Hilton and five blocks from Dupont Circle.
We are extremely proud and excited to introduce the most recent member of the nclud team, Doris Steere. She is an amazing visual designer with a ridiculously meticulous eye for detail. Doris is a true designer complimented with a talent for Flash and ActionScript with enthusiasm for design and creativity that extends far beyond the online realm.
Doris will be joining nclud as an Art Director and consultant. Doris came highly recommended to us from a variety of industry designers/developers and even other agencies. As soon as we started speaking with Doris we knew she was a perfect fit; she shared our passion for design and demanded our same attention to detail all with a love for the web.
Doris effortlessly translates inspiration into polished work. With a broad set of professional experiences ranging from non-profit to consultancy to large scale portal, she’s comfortable working on working on any number of projects in any variety of shapes and sizes.
Coming from Florida, she’s an avid lover of chocolate, espresso, puppies, and sunshine and has a strong competitive drive. Family is most important to her and when she’s not in front of a computer, you’re likely to find her swimming, biking, running or competing in triathlons.
Posted by Martin Ringlein on May 27, 2008 | Permanent Link |
