After 6 years of focusing his efforts on building a well rounded video production company, Justin at Message in a Bottle felt it was time for bit of rebranding. His original logo had served its purpose for maybe the first year, but a constant flow of work kept him pushing a redesign to the back burner. The concept of his existing logo, a bottle with a film strip inside, was extremely important, but a cleaner look was a must.
Working together with Justin, we were able to put together a logo and narrow down a color pallet that fit his vision.
Check out the before & after below.
As everyone knows, a website is a pivotal part of business. For Message in a Bottle, there was a wealth of information that could be displayed, but to simplify everything, we had to ask “What information do your clients expect to find on your website?”
As everyone knows, a website is a pivotal part of business. For Message in a Bottle, there was a wealth of information that could be displayed, but to simplify everything, we had to ask “What information do your clients expect to find on your website?”
While Message in a Bottle offers a wide array of video services, the majority of the website traffic is expected to be seeking pricing info for wedding videography.
A pricing section displays the most popular packages for most weddings, add on information for each package can be found on each packages page.
A responsive, one-page base design was used, providing the company’s information without having to navigate through multiple areas of the website. Dual motion scrolling photo and video backgrounds add to the user’s browsing experience.
Samples of work can be seen by clicking one of six thumbnails, each of which will open a window displaying details for the project.
Potential clients can reach Justin by way of email with the contact form.
To keep the website up to date with news and information, a Blog has been added with specific categories for each article, as well as social media icons for easy access.
