The world can't have enough people looking out for our youth - especially those who are at-risk. Organizations like HP Serve make an unmistakable impact on communities by developing meaningful relationships with young people through life skills training, educational programs, employment opportunities, and safe housing.
When HP Serve engaged our team, they needed a top-to-bottom identity overhaul. We starting at the drawing board, digging into the name, redesigning the logo, then fleshing out the mission of this organization. Our goal was to bring focus and clarity to the mission - enabling the organization to zone in on what they do best.
After laying a fresh foundation for the new HP Serve brand, we got to work on the web experience. We set a goal to deliver a web experience that engaged users visually, and through interactive content. The website utilizes fresh technologies to deliver dynamic content in an exciting way.
“I am very excited about our new website and the incredible progress we have made with our new brand!”
– Amy Roberie, Director
HP Serve is busy - and when we say busy, we mean head spinning, grant writing, event coordinating all-at-the-same-time busy. Our job was to make sense of the myriad of tasks running at HP Serve, then to brand them appropriately.
Reimagining a brand that has been around for many years is not always easy, but it's what we love to do. A project of this magnitude results in a ton of deliverables - here are just a few more.
We are happy to announce that we are now part of the ThreeSixtyEight family.
Our shop has joined forces with Big Fish Presentations to launch a full service digital experience agency.
Our team is stronger and more capable than ever. Come over and say hello!
