When North East based 622 Research and Consulting approached us to help develop their website and online presence we were more than happy to help. (Well when we say approached, our MD actually bumped into the director of the company David Pope at an environmental and energy conference). Not only did the company work in the environmental sector which fitted right into Foundry34’s ethical policy, but we were also able to offer graphic design, branding and web design that could have a direct and immediate effect on their business.
David had clear ideas about the logo for the company so using this as a starting point we built up a company brand image that would enable the company to look highly professional from the outset. (Anyone involved in start-up companies knows that creating that sense of trust and professionalism is vital to early success). Using the branding we carried the same look and feel over to the website using some well thought out technological solutions to make the website work for the business. The website is underpinned by a Content Management System allowing 622 to update their own online content; making cost savings but also providing the building blocks for future development of the company such as client areas and managed downloads.
The great thing about a project like this is that from the client’s point of view despite the work we put in they only really need to know one thing, it works as it should do. It does. Mission accomplished!
www.622rac.com

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