A collection of our latest & greatest work case studies

The New Brunswick Association of Planners urgently needed a new logo design. Their old logo didn’t scale well at smaller sizes and didn’t reflect the professionalism and forward-thinking values of the organization.

The newly designed logo features both shortened and complete designs for maximum impact when experiencing size constraints, as well as horizontal and vertical configurations.

The City of Charlottetown needed a vehicle wrap design that could be easily recognized as sustainable, and show residents the City’s commitment to GHG reductions. It also needed to be vibrant, eye-catching and suitable for event attendees to be used as a photo backdrop.

As the City transitioned to a more sustainable means of transportation, they were looking to target its fleet to zero-emission vehicles. They required a symbol designed that could translate onto the exterior of their EVs (electric vehicles) for easy identification.

A logo design for a small business that promotes well-being, health and raising consciousness.

The symbol design channels an unrestricted, free feeling, as well as a sense of flow and movement. The placement of the arm extending out at the very top, provides a note of guidance, echoing your sentiment of “helping guide people to better physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health so they can thrive.

An updated and modernized website highlights characteristics and offerings at New Perth Animal Hospital that is unmatched by other local veterinarians and stand above others in the province.

With restrictions in place due to COVID-19, the clinic had an urgent need to facilitate and support client relationships by introducing new online services. The new website incorporates telehealth/remote consultations, online prescription refills, eBoutique shopping, and appointment booking requests.

The Rural Municipality of Morell is a key service centre between Charlottetown and Souris with a range of businesses, community service and employment opportunities. Because of this, their site needed to cater to not only the local residents, both permanent and seasonal but also to the area businesses and tourists. The website is simple to update and provides easy access to information for businesses and residents while creative visuals engage potential new residents and visitors.

Elliott’s positions itself as a one-stop-shop for all household needs and also a local hub, operating as an informal meeting place for neighbours and visitors in Eastern Kings. They offer fresh local meats and vegetables, groceries, a vast selection of hardware supplies, paints and a wide range of other products. With a wide local Facebook presence, all they were missing for their online presence was a website.

A quiet website, with visuals that captured its’ warm, rustic, small-town feel provided the perfect backdrop to showcase Elliott’s full range of product offerings and services.

With no other online presence except Facebook, a modern and lively website was designed to carry the weight of the businesses’ branding and messaging.

The site integrates e-commerce and a product catalogue to support Bayside Recreation’s retail sales, as well as the recent business expansion to provide rentals of kayaks, canoes, and boats to customers.

In order to make the booking process more efficient, there was a need to introduce online appointment bookings with the option to download and sign waivers prior to appointments.

This municipal website has multiple audiences. When developing the site, the needs of the local residents, seasonal residents, businesses and tourism all had to be addressed. The website needed to be manageable; with easy-to-update information and a clear way of searching & reading it, all while highlighting the visually appealing assets of the community

The new site for the Town of Souris is user-friendly for all device-types, thus hoping to motivate involvement and increased engagement in the community.

PEI Partnership for Growth was in need of a website that would easily support its advocacy efforts towards the PEI business growth plan, share response posts from political parties during the election, and allow external businesses to signify their support by uploading a business logo to be displayed on the site.