Have you ever noticed those small icons in the URL where you enter the web address of a website? These are what are known as “favicons”. Since visual elements are easier to remember, these can be used to attract visitors’ attention to the website. Favicons make it easier for a website Read More »
We just finished up a website for an art photography dealer. The beauty of nature is portrayed in the many colorful and emotive photographs of SL Corvid and other photographers on CPeCalendars.com. Visit the site and enter to win
Baney Design has been awarded the annual design award from the American Graphic Design Awards for our very own logo! We are very proud to not only win an award for a client’s work, but also our own.
Yes, my marketing tips are serious, but this one is a bit amusing. New Zealand’s national airline is offering to pay bald travelers to use the back of their heads for advertising.
Air New Zealand wants 70 “recruits” to stand in lines in airports. These bald “recruits” would have a temporary tattoo placed on the back of their heads, advertising the airline’s new, more efficient check-in system. This way, people in line behind them can see the advertisement.
Want to sign up? The airport will pay each of these individuals $660, and the tattoo will wash off in about 2 weeks.
I am not condoning this form of advertisement, but just pointing out that neither design nor marketing should be limited to the proverbial box. Both design and marketing should work together to communicate to its viewer.
