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Restaurant Website Design for Medina Oven and Bar in Dallas Texas.
If you either own or manage a restaurant and are looking to promote your restaurant online then look no further than Red Spot Design.
The goal of most websites is to get a website visitor to either call or fill out a contact form. However with restaurant website design the goal is to get people to visit your restaurant. At Red Spot Design, our website design team will create a website that will match with the atmosphere of your restaurant as well as give visitors the information needed so they know what to expect when visiting your restaurant and how to get to your restaurant. We also offer the ability to sell your restaurant gift certificates online.

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Introduction to the Client:CTR Aero is an aerospace company that manufactures and distributes fire control and air defense missiles. This family-owned business is a contractor of Lockheed Martin and other larger organizations.CTR Aero's Business ChallengeThe company was dealing with a website that was extremely outdated. The average business website should be redesigned every few years. An outdated website makes it hard to establish credibility with first-time visitors and can even make it difficult to hire new employees. First impressions are extremely important. On top of that, an outdated website has outdated code. If code is not routinely maintained, security risks persist in a way that user and corporate data may be compromised.Agency Partner's Business SolutionBefore starting anything, we worked to fully understand CTR Aero's business goals for the new site. With those in mind, we gained alignment with the stakeholders and defined specific things that the website needs to accomplish. To help CTR Aero get the fastest Return on Investment, the decision was made to design and develop a fully custom site. Because the site represented such a huge update to the brand, we also designed a new corporate logo, business cards, stationery, and other branding materials for general business use. 

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Joule Enterprise Energy Monitoring Platform.

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In 2007, we re-calibrated the Christian Moerlein brand to capture the attention of regional craft beer drinkers and help reclaim Moerlein’s place as a Cincinnati icon.
Today, small independent breweries are popping up across the region. A refreshed brand identity will appeal to loyal Moerlein drinkers as well as those looking to discover new and traditional brews.

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Custom Shopify web design

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QUITXT®Quitxt is a successful anti-smoking program from UT Health San Antonio targeting rural and urban Hispanics, rural and urban African American, and rural caucasian smokers. While Facebook Ads had worked to spread awareness about the program, Quitxt needed a warmer approach, something more human, but still at a lower cost-per-enrollment than Facebook. So we sent real people across San Antonio to engage smokers outside of bars, and we got a little more than likes.

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Sur La Table was founded in the heart of Seattle’s iconic Pike Place Market in 1972. Forty-five years later, Sur La Table has expanded from its humble roots into a national brand with 100+ locations and over 2,000 employees. The Challenge:When faced with an increasing number of customers migrating from brick-and-mortar stores to online shopping, SLT saw an opportunity to leverage its vibrant history and unique in-store experience to build national brand awareness and drive engagement. As a trusted partner, CRP was challenged to establish a new brand vision, consumer segmentation model, and identity system to increase awareness, boost sales, and encourage customer engagement.The Solution:We immersed ourselves in the history of the company, gathered key insights from consumers and employees, and led Sur La Table’s key stakeholders through day long retreat to clarify the brand’s direction. Our initial work resulted in alignment around a new purpose: “To bring people closer together through cooking. Because life happens around the table.” Mission in hand, we uncovered ways to clarify the brand message and appropriately channel communication. We crafted an internal brand book that defined the brand character and voice, and created a consumer segmentation model to identify their core community, allowing Sur La Table to speak directly to their hearts, and bellies.We co-authored a set of brand guidelines with Sur La Table’s internal creative team to ensure executional consistency company-wide. The resulting document took into account the full spectrum of SLT’s design touch points – from retail and private label packaging to seasonal campaigns, including interactive and email marketing initiatives. By sharpening Sur La Table’s brand purpose, executional consistency, value proposition and omnichannel marketing strategy, we discovered why Sur La Table means “on the table” -- because life happens around it.

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A group of physicians associated decided to form Total Orthopedics Sports and Spine. The group had spent several years under a different brand and was challenged with separating itself from it since it was engrained in the physical locations, along with their customer base. With a brand-new logo, modern website, visually appealing marketing collateral, and strong digital marketing strategy, the group was able to retain their patient base while attracting new ones.

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Wedding and Corporate Retreat Venue.

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Full service from idea to sales to more sales.

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We have been working with Prism Media Group since mid-2017, assisting with their website development needs for their content marketing clients. In October we had the pleasure of working with them on a full-scale custom website redesign. Check out the before & after pictures.
This was our first Content Marketing Agency client, and it was such a perfect fit because we work with the importance of good content every day – it was like we were on the same page all the time, and the product of the redesign is something both we and the client are ecstatic about. It’s unique, modern, simple, elegant, communicative, and engaging.
The focus of the visual aesthetics of the site was to represent the idea of a prism in having various colors of the rainbow, while not sticking with the same old ‘ROY G BIV’ colors we grew up seeing in a color wheel (shoutout to Jerry at Andocia did an incredible job with the logo redesign and branding update for Prism). Without getting too literal, you’ll see ‘the rainbow’ represented throughout the site in color blocks that give you angles reminiscent of triangles or prisms.
An important concern we had to keep in mind during the design of the website was to avoid having the branding of Prism be too strong on the website, because there was a concern a potential client might not see a fit between that branding and their own. Prism’s job (which they are very good at) is to create content that fits and expresses their clients’ brands and then help broadcast to their target audience. So, having too overwhelming of a brand themselves might pigeonhole them into only winning clients with similar branding, which would be a disservice to both their company and to all the potential clients who would miss out on their great services.
This was a challenge, for sure. But oh man, are we in love with the result.

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Naming, brand identity, packaging, custom website, and application UX design for an at-home wellness testing product. Product launching Spring 2019.

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Royal Food Service is a family-owned, $200 million fresh food distributor in the Southeast. Founded in 1994, Royal prides itself on its ability to not only deliver organic, locally sourced produce to its customers, but also to extend its familial relationships to its clients, farmers, and the community.
But the company had difficulty articulating its brand narrative. As the company grew and the market became more competitive, the brand had become to be perceived as just another “big box” provider, and found it difficult to articulate their brand narrative.
Fortunately, Royal has a wonderful story to tell, from its local partnerships, to the quality of the products and service, and they chose Phase 3 to conduct a rebrand of the organization and help reposition them in the marketplace.
We worked to gain strategic insights of the market situation and the needs of the customers, allowing the agency to position Royal for long-term success.
Our project team accompanied Royal’s truck drivers throughout their daily shifts, allowing us to connect with Royal employees while observing their direct interaction with customers. We then conducted 25 qualitative in-depth interviews, not just with Royal organizational leadership, but also with the customer segments as well including local chefs, schools, and corporate customers.
The research insights showed that customers looked to Royal to provide specialized expertise, and that the company’s community focus was important to customers as well. These audience insights showcased a wide range of desires among Royal’s target customers that would yield strong direction for communications, and for telling the Royal brand story in a new and compelling way.Building on those critical insights, we developed a new brand position centered around the theme With Produce, It’s Personal, a narrative that reflects how Royal has grown to rival national suppliers while remaining true to its values and relationships.

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Family-owned and operated since 1954, Air Comfort is an HVAC and Refrigeration company that provides customized solutions in the residential, commercial, industrial and marine sectors. Founded on the values of quality, integrity, commitment and safety, Air Comfort delivers excellence in everything from custom fabrication to service and installation. As the Southeast Texas based company began to grow into extended markets, the brand needed to reflect the level of professionalism and expertise of the business.
The brand refresh began, as most do, with the logo. Subtle adjustments to color, shape and typography brought the logo set up to date while maintaining the equity of the original mark. From there came brand extensions, most notably the van wraps. As a primary symbol of their service and residential sectors, the vans needed to communicate the brand’s new identity and serve as a moving advertisement while out on the job.

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Maine Coast Hemp needed to create a new CBD brand from the ground up. This entailed designing a logo, business cards, sales collateral, product packaging, and a dynamic website that all captures the quality of the product while distinguishing it in the increasingly crowded CBD marketplace. Because Maine Coast Hemp was a new company, with no logo, no brand guidelines, no website, and no web presence of any kind, it made good sense to take a more agile approach to launching the brand. This meant that it was most efficient to work on everything all at once, more or less, in order to get the brand to market as quickly as possible.

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We understood client requirement and started first phase with UI/UX
We finalized design with client after testing 4 different designs and 20+ revisions
We developed a custom theme which we integrated on the WordPress platform
We are continuously working on SEO, and site has achieved high Google ranking in many keywords that help our client one-up competitors and leads to more organic website traffic and business transactions online

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This company mainly sales poke bowl and juice. We combined the poke element-fish and juice element-pineapple with bright colors, which attracts more customers.

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The NeedHilton came to Namestormers with the goal to gain more share in the midscale price hotel space. The target customers were millennials and travelers early in their traveling years or careers who typically look for a lower-cost stay that’s still modern, reliable, consistent, and comfortable. They wanted the name to be aspirational and attention-grabbing for the modern, forward-thinking 25-45 year olds. The name needed to convey the idea of “simple and done right” with convenience, modern simplicity, and comfort, but still spirited/personable at the forefront.The Name“Tru” was a name that appealed to the target market because it’s short, easy to remember, and aspirational. The name “Tru” was consistent with the modern, simplistic, yet friendly and comfortable vibe Hilton was going for. The name also conveyed this idea of transparency, honesty, and genuine care for travelers- a “Tru” respite or home away from home.The ResultTru by Hilton celebrated its 100th hotel opening in November 2019 and has proven to be a Tru-ly successful chain for Hilton.

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What happens when a brand with half a century of history as an American institution and a huge portion of the country that has begun to use its name as a rally cry, realizes it needs to transform in order to grow with the world on the horizon and truly affect change? See how our strategy informed a new visual system that honors that history, excites employees and affiliates and provides room for growth to propel the brand into the future of advocacy.UnidosUS (formerly NCLR-National Council of La Raza) is the largest and oldest Latino-American advocacy organization in the country. However, in 2016 they were quickly realizing a need to transform, both in name brand and how they pursued advocacy, outreach and governmental policy. They needed a name and a brand that positioned their audience and organization as fundamentally American, while still honoring a proud heritage without alienating audiences on either side of that line. They landed on UnidosUS along with a unique logo, but had no idea where to go from there in order to catalyze this change throughout every facet of their organization and network.From an exhausting content audit to a global multi-cultural naming convention, a new Unidos US was born in time for their 50th anniversary.

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The first in a series of seasonal beers by Franconia Brewing Company. This packaging is all things spring: blue skies, white clouds, bright sunshine, and golden ale. 
The Maypole is the literal center of German springtime festivities, used to celebrate the moment when winter ends and good weather returns. The packaging gets to Franconia Brewing Company’s German heritage in a festive and offbeat style with twirly ribbon lettering and lively bright colors. This was one of the more unusual designs we offered to Franconia, and we were pleased that they chose such a fun direction.

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Some of our artwork.

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CHALLENGEExabeam is a leading provider of user behavior intelligence. Their technology helps change the way cyber attacks are detected and greatly simplify security operations. When they first reached out to us they had a great technology product. There was just one problem: it didn’t have a face.SOLUTIONWe started by developing an understanding of user goals. We prioritized information against user needs to deliver a thoughtfully crafted interface. Working collaboratively with the Exabeam team we designed a UI that presents information in the right context and is intuitive for the user.SERVICES PROVIDED:

• UX Strategy


• Interaction Design


• User Interface Design

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Some fine artwork of our logo designers.

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Launch 27 is one of our favorite projects and we worked hard on it to meet our customer’s expectations. This powerful online booking system is designed to help people organize their business in a more efficient manner. 

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Logo4Web is also the best project from many of our Happy clients. 

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Custom pocket folder design