Racing Limos just rolled out a new website with the help of Aqua Vita Creative.
As the most-requested limo company for rock bands traveling the area, Racing Limos wanted to showcase their VIP experience on the web.
Racing Limos Rolls Out New Site
By: Jessica Cox | August 16th, 2010
Tags: Aqua Vita, customers, design, web design, web development, website, website design
Posted in: Aqua Vita News, Client Website Launch
Stan Lee – Design Inspiration
By: sean | February 27th, 2010
Listen, it’s not often that I play favorites. I have a ton of comic book creators that I look to for inspiration. I struggled long and hard trying to choose between titans like Jack Kirby, John Buscema, Steve Ditko, Jim Steranko and Bruce Timm.
But as I gazed at my bookshelf, overflowing with comics, how-to books and art archives, one name leapt out at me. It adorns the cover of my most cherished book, How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way, the very first how-to book I ever read.
Stan Lee.
Tags: design, inspiration, Marvel, Stan Lee
Posted in: Design Inspiration
Benjamin Franklin – Design Inspiration
By: sean | January 29th, 2010
There’s a reason Franklin’s cherubic face adorns the $100 bill. No one can deny that Washington, Lincoln or Jefferson made some serious contributions to America. However, Ben owns the top spot.
A designer from the word “go,” Ben understood concept. It’s why he preferred the moral fortitude of the turkey over the eagle on our Great Seal. He also understood the importance of being supportive once a design decision was made, which is why we still eat turkey instead of sporting them on our coinage.
Tags: Benjamin Franklin, creativity, design, graphic design
Posted in: Design Inspiration
Seven Unbreakable Website Usability Rules
By: Michelle Pierce | January 12th, 2010
1. Thou shalt forgo happy talk and splash pages.
Happy talk is any text on your site that fills up space without actually saying anything. For example, “Welcome to our site! We’re so glad to have you.”
Splash pages are another archaic leftover from the early days of the web. These pages feature little more than a “click here to enter” button, and, like happy talk, they do little more than take up space.
Tags: clarity, communication, design, website usability
Posted in: Naked Writing
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