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FoxArchitects Looks to Matchbox for a Website Redesign

September 8, 2011 by Amanda Miller :: Posted in Branding | Matchbox News | New Projects | Web Design | Web Development | Wordpress

Owner and Founder Michael Fox offers an interesting twist to the architecture industry. Coming from a graphic design background and opening an architecture studio 33 years ago, FoxArchitects doesn’t focus on projects —they focus on relationships. While other architecture studios are …

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Graematter Website

August 30, 2011 by Amanda Miller :: Posted in Matchbox News | New Projects | Web Design | Web Development | Wordpress

Matchbox designed and developed a custom WordPress template which offers plenty of custom styling, utilizes color and typography as supportive elements and incorporates Lato, Graematters’ brand font, via Google Fonts. Graematter Website: http://www.graematter.com/

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Graematter Video

August 30, 2011 by Amanda Miller :: Posted in Uncategorized

Matchbox developed a company video for Graematter to highlight how they can interpret regulatory information for companies to use to develop successful strategies.

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American Student Supply Email Marketing

July 28, 2011 by Amanda Miller :: Posted in E-Commerce | Promotion | Uncategorized | Web Design

To increase compliance from school parent organizations, American Student Supply decided to turn to email marketing. A custom newsletter design was created and then integrated into Mail Chimp. The newsletter informed parents about what a MyPack® is and the benefits from …

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American Student Supply Corporate Collateral

July 28, 2011 by Amanda Miller :: Posted in Branding | Collateral | Print

American Student Supply corporate business collateral was developed for official correspondence. Red, black and green were the colors chosen to symbolize precedence and action.

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