Projects

  • Project BLAK
  • Project mein-stollen.de, the virtual stollen bakery
  • Project KCM

The passionate fight between two competences for the best solution

Project BLAK

BLAK website (for the agency kreamus)

  • The home page directly adresses the three target groups with large, friendly pictures and color coding. The biggest block is the one for the biggest group, the pharmacists.
  • On smartphones we present those three blocks with smaller pictures and below each other instead of next to eachother.
  • We also created a folder in the new design
  • and redesigned the circular letter

Project mein-stollen.de, the virtual stollen bakery

mein-stollen.de — the virtual stollen bakery

  • The virtual bakery has a table with the stollen on it, and a shelf with pots for the ingredients. You can choose several ingredients, a blackboard aside the table shows what's currently in the stollen
  • You can also use the site on touch tablets. We're arranging the objects closer so that everything fits on the screen
  • We also produced posters for the subway and the ceiling in bakeries to promote the stollen and the website
  • Also in 2011 we started the campaign, but a bit smaller

Project KCM website

KCM

  • The website is designed rather unconventional: A blue horizontal bar on a big background picture presents the main text in columns. A highlight is the animated menu on the left which moves the selected item vertically smoothly into the blue bar
  • On smartphones the menu is placed on the big picture, below there's the text — not in columns, of course. Links on top of the page offer direct access to the menu and to the text
  • We produced a image video for the website, which promotes the company's main facts
  • and also a video about the company's engagement in green printing
  • Supplement to the new design of the website we developed a whole new corporate design
  • and produced a notebook with a calender and a lot of gimmicks useful for printers

Quality

 Planning

Our goal is to create new solutions for you. With our extensive programming and design experience we are able to form practical solutions — but first and foremost, ensuring that you reach your target audience.

 Contextual Design

No packaging of your product with lack of content. We develop visualizations with your task in mind.

 Utilization of all useful channels

Whether classical communication or new media — we offer options and can suggest the appropriate channels and determine how well your message is received.

 User-centered design

We have an interactive approach to get to know the needs and preferences of your target audience so that we can develop solutions which are easy to understand.

 Device-independence

Nowadays there are a lot of different devices: Smart­phones, Tablet-Computers, Laptops. Our solutions are flexible and make use of the advantages of these devices.

 Search engine optimization (SEO)

Most users are starting their task with a search. We conceive our solutions also with respect to search engine optimization.

 Accessibility (Section 508)

With us you'll reach almost everybody! Not only is it ethically responsible to make the site accessible to handicapped users, but as a result of the clearer structure, usability is maximized.

 Comprehensive communication

We don't stop once we've reached your technical goals. We further create good PR for the new solution and provide you with adequate presence in the media.

About

Is there more reading from screens than from paper already?

It's definitely time to rethink. We should not neglect old reading habits. But it's imperative to transfer well-proven techniques from print production to the new media, first and foremost to extend them to the new possibilities.

It stands to reason to combine profound knowledge from computer science and design. The result: Aesthetics and usability, that really work.

The winner of this passionate debate is mainly you, our customer.

Team

Andy Pillip // Diplominformatiker

  • Diploma in Computer Science (Software engineering), University of applied sciences Rosenheim
  • Further education, Technichal University of Munich (TUM)
  • Certification ISTQB Certified Tester, Foundation Level
  • Exchange semester, NTNU Norway

E-Mail:
Phone: +49 89 21 55 79 78

Thomas Eichinger // Graphic Designer (MAS)

  • Type setter, Tegernsee
  • Graphic designer , Design School Munich
  • Certificate of Advanced Studies ZFH in Wayfinding, Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
  • Master of Advanced Studies ZFH in Design Culture, Zürcher Hochschule der Künste

E-Mail:
Phone: +49 89 41 11 80 90
Mobile: + 49 171 / 87 87 951

Contact

in the Grafikwerkstatt

backyard of
Eggernstraße 6
81667 München

Phone: +49 89 41 11 80 90

E-Mail:

Imprint

Responsible for this website: Andy Pillip

Andy Pillip

sole proprietor
VATIN: DE 255 669 860

E-Mail:
Phone: +49 89 21 55 79 78

Thomas Eichinger

sole proprietor

E-Mail:
Phone: +49 89 41 11 80 90
Mobile: + 49 171 87 87 951

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