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By Emily Meinhardt on Apr 23, 2012 in Loud Dog News, Loud Dog Projects, Web Design
As a Japanese company looking to expand globally with a focus on the US market, Midokura knew it needed to redesign its website to connect with prospective enterprise customers, partners, and investors. Part of this challenge would be the multilingual requirements — how to efficiently manage both English and Japanese sites. Loud Dog worked closely with…
By Josh Orum on Apr 5, 2012 in Brand and Identity Design, Branding Fundamentals
A good name can contribute to your brand equity, and can support your company’s positioning. In this article, we explore different types of words, different types of names to understand how they work together.
By Matt DeClaire on Apr 2, 2012 in Web Engineering
Web developers, I’ve got two things today that will help you out. A little thing and a big thing. LiveReload I’ve recently discovered the power of LiveReload. It’s a program that silently runs on your computer, and waits for you to make changes to your code. When you do, it reloads your browser. Then you…
By Emily Meinhardt on Mar 13, 2012 in Brand and Identity Design, Loud Dog Projects, Web Design
We’re happy to support our friends at Cloudera as they launch HBaseCon.com. The first event of its kind, HBaseCon will bring HBase users, contributors, administrators, and app developers to San Francisco for a one-day event. Loud Dog worked with Cloudera, the host of HBaseCon, to design the event identity and event microsite, using our own…
By Emily Meinhardt on Mar 5, 2012 in Loud Dog Projects, Mobile
Congratulations to KidsPark for the launch of the new KidsPark Locator App, an iPhone app that allows users to find information about their nearest KidsPark location. Loud Dog is proud to have worked with KidsPark on the design and development of the app, and assisted in launching it on the iTunes store. KidsPark provides hourly childcare…
By Josh Orum on Feb 15, 2012 in Brand and Identity Design, Branding Fundamentals
At the most basic level, coming up with a name is easy: just write down a bunch of ideas, and pick the one that you like best. But this is easier said than done. Maximize your chances of success by defining your brand structure first.
By Emily Meinhardt on Feb 9, 2012 in Loud Dog Projects, Web Design
Congrats to our friends at MarkLogic on the launch of their newly refreshed website! It maintains the trusted MarkLogic brand, while giving their web presence a fresh and modern feel. Working closely with MarkLogic’s internal team, Loud Dog was proud to deliver the website’s design, client-side code, and contribute to MarkLogic’s brand strategy. Loud Dog…
By Jodi Wing on Jan 18, 2012 in Loud Dog Culture, Loud Dog Projects
This year, Loud Dog decided to get crafty and hand screen print a small edition of chards. No, it’s not a typo. I meant to say “chard.”
By Brian Kwa on Jan 5, 2012 in Loud Dog Culture
Well our holiday party was held in San Francisco so it wasn’t so foreign, but it was definitely fancy at Foreign Cinema SF. With a special menu for our party, we dined on bomb appetizers, steak, chicken, wine, and desserts. We even toasted to the year and the holidays with a little bubbly… sooo fancy! Check out the slideshow after the jump!
By Brian Kwa on Dec 21, 2011 in Mobile, Web Applications, Web Design
Loud Dog was at An Event Apart last week! If you saw some of my tweets, I was going to 11. An Event Apart features some of the greatest minds in modern web design. I attended the all-day workshop portion of the event, and the presenter, Luke Wroblewski, flooded my noggin with mobile web design gold. Mobile design is still young and growing fast. I want to share with you some of the concepts so that you may incorporate into your design practice and stay fresh.
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