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.:|=[Redesign: Leavitt Leavitt Communication]=|:.

  • Before

  • After

  • After

  • Logo design using the L and C to plug you into higher returns

  • Timeframe: 2 months

  • Price: $5,000

  • Leavitt Communications new pleasing color scheme, with eye catching flash animation that clearly communicated a marketing message.

  • A new corporate logo was needed to reflect how they can "plug you in" to better communication. The L connects to their letter C, which resembles a plug, and the flash animation drives that point home.

  • Before

  • There are so many wrong with this site, it's tough to summarize it:

  • The colors are sickly and ugly. And the question arrises, what does the circuit board have to do with their logo?

  • The navigation links seem to be randomly placed. There appears to be two levels of navigation, but it's actually one level, and that's confusing.

  • It isn't obvious what page your on, plus there are randomly floating images on the right side. With a better design, you don't need to make bad choices like this.

  • Why have random quotes from William Shakespeare?

  • The footer is a full 1/3 of the page, not a very efficient use of space.

.:|=[Custom Logo]=|:.

  • About The Logo

  • A new corporate logo was needed to reflect how they can "plug you in" to better communication. The L connects to their letter C, which resembles a plug, and the flash animation drives that point home.

  • Custom Logo