Stoverpix Projects — Branding
Take a closer look at a few of our projectsMichael Collopy Photography Website
Michael Collopy Photography Website
Stoverpix worked with Graybird Foundation to launch a new, simply elegant and responsive website for Michael Collopy Photography. Michael has photographed many of the most iconic, important and famous people of our time, including the Dalai Lama, Steven Spielberg, Mother Teresa, Mick Jagger, Steve Jobs, President Obama and many more. The question is… who hasn’t he photographed.
The goal was to create a simple and elegant interface which features the photographs and faces of those who have fought for civil rights, improved working conditions, created the riffs that elevate our mood, served the marginalized.
Enough said…
Socius Group Website
Socius Group Website
Goal:
Stoverpix worked with the Socius Group team to update the entire brand to better represent the personal, bold, yet fun and friendly approach they take with clients and projects. One of the first orders of business was to develop a style guide with updated logo, color palette, font usage and icon style. We then used that to define the website. It was very important that the website be easily updated with very little technical expertise. Stoverpix chose the WordPress DIVI theme to achieve that.
Features:
- Updated logo
- Easy to implement styling across the entire site
- Easy to update content that automatically formats for all devices
- Fun Icon set which pops to help enhance the message
- A library of easy to implement tiled backgrounds to add character to simple text messages
- Easy to update Testimonial carousel slider
- Popover Team member pages
- Optimize SEO
Marvel Trivia Widget Prototype
Marvel Trivia Widget Prototype
Widget
This is actually an engineering spec which not only shows the design and asset placement and animation, but supplies the engineer with the suggested .xml schema that drives it. The .xml would be saved for every individual user to keep track of the progress.
NOTE: This was created when Adobe Flash was still a technology used for interactive media.
Below is a video demonstrating the interactive qualities.
BEA IT2IT Audience Microsite
BEA IT2IT Audience Microsite
For the IT audience we took more of a blog approach. This is an audience which tends to really like to get into the weeds, so lot’s of content which updates regularly was the approach we took. Keep in mind that in 2006 we were much more width constrained so just zoom in on your browser if you start feeling claustrophobic.
