This week we announce the launch of No More Cuts Illinois,an advocacy and grassroots organizing website fighting government cuts for home care and child care funding. This time-sensitive campaign is collecting signatures through a petition platform and urging those with stories to tell to share their experiences.
To learn more about our work on the project, see our portfolio entry.
We are very happy to announce the recent launch of http://insidewing.com, the brand new web home for Wing, an advertising agency serving the Latino market in the US and a subsidiary of the Grey Global Group. The project converted Wing’s old, flash-based website into a completely new design and CMS platform, enabling easy updates and media rich slideshows and portfolio videos for all devices. You can read more about the project and explore similar work on our portfolio entry. ¡Felicitaciones a Wing!
In a new record for site deployment, Social Ink worked round the clock to develop and launch a website for the Campaign for Children NYC, a partnership of The Emergency Coalition to Save Child Care and the NYC Youth Alliance. The site is designed to complement and further the efforts of the campaign against Mayor Bloomberg’s recent cuts to child care and after-school programs. Read more about the project on our portfolio or head on over to the site.
Social Ink is proud to stand with the Campaign advocates working tirelessly to further the futures of our city’s youth.
Social Ink is pleased to announce the launch of Motherhood Exaggerated, a site which showcases Judith Hannan’s newest book–a memoir that chronicles her personal struggle as a mother caring for a daughter with cancer.
Social Ink worked closely with Hannan and publicity firm LWC on the look and feel of the site. It was important that the site design convey the conflicting aesthetics of both spiritual and medical concerns, while retaining a closeness to nature and art.
The site will help publicize upcoming speaking events and facilitate book sales. It will also showcase snippets of writing, book reviews, and future endeavors. You can see more about the project in our portfolio, or head directly to the site. A big thanks to Green Desk co-worker Lisa Weinert @ LWC and Judith Hannan!
Social Ink is pleased to launch the new website for brandadvisors, a San Francisco-based innovation and strategy firm. With web designers on hand to create a beautiful site, the team at brandadvisors needed consulting on site functionality and web development leadership to see their vision come to life. You can read more about this project on our portfolio page or click on over to the site.
With a tight deadline, and a large number of portfolio assets to develop, Social Ink stepped in to lead the site’s development, which included custom animations, full slideshow integration, and dynamic navigation across the site. The site literally had a Hollywood ending, as it launched just in time to feature brandadvisors’ advertising work for its clients on the 84th Annual Academy Awards.
Social Ink is pleased to launch the new brand + website for one of our fellow DUMBO neighbors, Tor Ekeland, PC! Tor Ekeland, PC is a boutique litigation and transactional law firm that handles civil and criminal matters along with its clients’ business needs. The nimble team, led by Tor Ekeland, also provides a wide range of services for artists, journalists, and designer clients. You can read more about this project on our portfolio page or click on over to the site.
Social Ink is pleased to once again support the efforts of FEX: The Funding Exchange, a national membership organization of regionally based social justice foundations. You can Read more about our work on the this new project on our portfolio page or click on over to the site!
In our latest collaboration, we developed a microsite for the No Small Change targeted fundraising drive. This project connects grantees, donors, and activists to foster interest among these vital groups. By developing a sense of community and participation among potential donors through an interactive, playful, and bold web interface, FEX again extends its reach to everyday giving.
Social Ink recently helped to develop the logo and online presence for a critical initiative of the Mental Health Association of New York City. The Coordinated Children’s Service Initiative (CCSI) works to further the system of care for children with mental health challenges in NYC through a synchronized network of services.
With the design of a new logo and the institution of graphic standards, our team created a website that highlights critical information and allows for improved accessibility to resources and referrals for families. Read more about it on our portfolio page or click on over to the site!
Social Ink is pleased to announce the launch of academic-access.com, a small consultancy based in the Philadelphia area that provides individualized educational guidance for every stage of the college admissions process. Our team crafted a new logo, visual identity and interface design in addition to providing image consulting services. Backed by a robust CMS, the site features full-bleed slideshows, custom content types, and strong SEO. Read more about it on our portfolio page or click on over to the site!
Announcing the recent launch of Stitch and Sparkle, a Philly-based textile and apparel shop. We worked together with the always-amazing Paperwhite Studio to convert the Paperwhite design to a fully functional CMS site, including a dynamic full-bleed slideshow and multi column layout.
Read more about it on our portfolio page or click on over to the site!
We’re pleased to announce the launch of a new Manhattan and New York City advocacy site, Friends of the East River Greenway! We worked with the coalition to design and develop a new advocacy website for the coalition. The design prioritizes community involvement for the efforts to complete the East River Greenway between 38th and 60th streets using funds generated by the U.N.’s moderation.
Social Ink is pleased to announce the launch of www.fex.org, a nonprofit organization provinding a “network of community foundations that engage activists to determine which organizations and issues need financial support.” Social Ink designed a new logo and branding guidelines and developed the CMS-powered website, featuring capabilities to apply for grants; targeted giving for donors, a newsletter and mailing list integration; a blog with guest contributors.