We build websites all day long. Rush websites. Large websites. Small websites. You name it, it’s probably something we have scheduled in our calendars. So, you wouldn’t think that designing and implementing our own website would be so hard right? Think again.

For two years Studiothink went through numerous growing pains, and the website would stop and start. Text would change. Themes changed. Design changed. We had new ideas along the way, and we’d come up with a new concept, new text, and the goal of having a finished site just sounded like a distant dream. Sound familiar? It probably does, because we were going through the exact same frustrations all of our clients experience. We just couldn’t get enough content together to finish the site.

For most of our clients, collecting the content they need for an effective site is the number one reason their sites don’t get done. You just don’t have the copy for all the pages, no one to write it, no time to think about all those pages. And photos, where are you supposed to find time to collect all your photos? If you even have any photos.

So, what’s the solution to getting your website done? We wish we had a magic answer to give you, but we don’t. The answer is a combination between organization, a talented account exec or designer who will work with you through the process, and really having a clear vision of what you want your website to do. Having a catalog…[continue reading]

 

 

So, perhaps you've been debating a site of your own?

We can help you decide. We've put together a handy Website Questionnaire that will get your creative juices flowing. Download the PDF file here.

When Coppertree Analytics set off to launch their cloud-based building analytics solution, they turned to Studiothink for their branding, website launch page, logo, stationery, brochure and video. The results of this campaign so far are fantastic, great job team!   View the video here.

 

Our Creative Director, Sherry, just returned from a fantastic Caribbean trip with her husband and friends.  She stopped in several countries on a cruise through Central and South America. During her stop in Cartegena, Columbia, she fell in love with a very affectionate sloth. Adorable (the sloth that is).

 

For our new website, we thought it was about time we updated our team section with current photos. So we called in our pal Michael Douglas (no, not the movie star), to take some brilliant new photos of us. We love the results, and had quite a bit of fun doing it. Have a peek at the final results.