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Visual Dialogue created 3 interrelated sites for the Smithsonian Institution: Center for Folklife, Folklife Festival, and Folkways Recordings (along with the Folkways Magazine microsite). www.folkways.si.edu, www.folkways.si.edu/magazine, www.folkflife.si.edu, www.festival.si.edu
The site for Post 390 restaurant (owned by the Himmel Hospitality Group) features a full-screen video background to gives users a feeling for the experience, while a robust CMS allows staff to easily update menus, events, and news.
www.post390restaurant.com
The website for the wine shop Central Bottle is all built on an easy-to-use CMS allowing the owners to update their calendar events, featured products, text, photos, and videos on pretty much a daily basis.
www.centralbottle.com
Visual Dialogue created websites for Barbara Lynch restaurant group based on a single easy-to-use backend system and visual identities which match the individual “flavors” of each property: Sportello, Drink, B&G Oysters, The Butcher Shop, Stir, No.9 Park, 9 at Home, and the umbrella group.
www.barbaralynch.com
www.no9park.com
www.bandgoysters.com
www.thebutchershopboston.com
www.stirboston.com
www.drinkfortpoint.com
www.sportelloboston.com
www.9athome.com
As part of an overall brand identity project, Visual Dialogue overhauled the website for Hudson Capital Partners, a retail liquidation firm, both to give the firm a more professional image and also to implement an easy-to-use CMS for updating news and content.
www.hudsoncpl.com

Snapple Lyte Water's team of bold and motivated athletes is celebrated in this sparkling site. It's easy to update and easier to love. Now your browser can -really- refresh.
Showcasing print, web, and television spots for clients like Hershey, Miller, Orbitz, BMW, and Kraft, the site provides a cohesive overview of capabilities while establishing an upbeat and relevant branding aesthetic. Congratulations: now you can skip right to the good commercials.
Sure, she's getting showered with awards like "The National Book Award for Young People's Literature" and "Printz Honor", but she's still the same ol' Emily. Of course, her site is evolving to show off her growing accolades. Take a look: dare to be bad.
Inspiring America's youth to get involved, these widgets and games make a difference far beyond their initial impact. There is no "Try Something".
The savory delights of this fine Cambridge restaurant are showcased in a crisp and delicious fashion, with an emphasis on social networks. So bring some friends.

We created this site for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC which interacts with the physical museum in real time. Very cool.
We redesigned NineSigma's web site to present a more inviting and exciting view of the company's services and culture.
We redesigned Small Design Firm's web site to allow for easy updates and beautiful showcase of Dave and co's inspiring installations.
We redesigned Facing History's "Be The Change" application to get it out of Flash, and make it easy to use and accessible.
We're working on a long overdue redesign of the DeCordova Museum's web site to provide visitors and staff with a modern web site.

The globalMIT site is the Institute’s public global activities portal. This project was a redesign of an existing site. The redesign focused on streamlining the information architecture, revisiting the visual design, and allowing for more intuitive access to the project database. Unique features include a custom Google Map displaying projects by location and the import of RSS Feeds. Built in ExpressionEngine.
DrinkBoston.com is a blog devoted to where and how to drink well in the Boston area. Lauren Clark, a freelance journalist and former bartender and brewer, has been maintaining the site for three years and decided things needed freshening up. Armed with inspiration from Vanity Fair and Playboy circa the 1950s, we upgraded an existing WordPress install with a custom theme and some custom scripting, allowing for a more dynamic user experience. Cufon was used sparingly on the headlines. Cheers!
Boston College Law requested a clean and vibrant redesigned homepage, while still offering links into the deep site architecture. The design had to integrate with the standard Boston College templating system, while standing out from their Law School competitors.
MIT’s Campaign for Students is committed to maintaining the high level of excellence offered by an MIT education. The website showcases nine students and the stories that drive them to be the very best. Originally launched in 2007, this 2009 re-design was built in ExpressionEngine, and includes the original Flash videos, directed by Joshua Seftel. The campaign graphic identity & visual concepts were led by Adam+Company. Completed while employed by MIT.
MIT has published SPECTRVM for their donor population three times a year since 1988. This project converted the archives back to 1999 into a standard web accessible format that now accompanies the print version‘s publishing schedule. The site relies on a customized WordPress backend, using smart tagging and content sharing. The redesigned site boosted traffic by 100%, while allowing staff to enter each issue themselves, saving significant external development costs. Completed while employed by MIT.
New Balance Mashpee is an independent retailer operating on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. Collaborating with designer Jason Wallengren, the site provides the store with a showcase of their products as well as community building tools such as event calendars and news feeds. Built on WordPress for easy updating and high-end functionality.



Wakefly redesigned Enterprise Mobile’s website to reinforce the company’s positioning in the mobile space by presenting the visitor with a more “mobile” look and feel. Wakelfy also helped the company strengthen its messaging. In terms of navigation, using flash on the home page, visitors are now one click away from the content that interests them.
This is our award winning design for the new Invention Machine website. Invention Machine was mis-positioned, hurting its sales. Its new website re-positions the company, resulting in a huge increase in online leads.
Lumension wanted common branding and a consistent look and feel for an umbrella of websites, and required integration with its customer relationship management system, SalesLogix.
Following Murphy Insurance's rebranding, Wakefly worked with the company to tailor the website design to Murphy's new positioning. In the web development process, the website's main navigation was delineated by main lines of business for quick and easy user access. Support and learning centers were added as well to enhance customer service and provide insurance education, respectively. Calls to action that lead to forms were added across the site to increase Murphy Insurance's lead flow.
Wakefly designed a website that enabled the company to leap frog its competition in terms of look and feel and usability. The home page features a case study on Santa Clause, one of the coolest insurance policies written by the company. The case study also enables the visitor to quickly understand the type of insurance DeCotis writes.

Crock-Pot a household name: Just one of many sites we have created for this company. Complete e-Commerce integration, seo, sem and custom graphics and design.
Best Western at the Executive Court, full site design, seo, sem, analytics and custom reservation system.
Full website design, development, flash integration, reservation system and a myriad of custom solutions.
Philips medical SpO2 site, new product launch, complete website design, global launch through seo and sem.
BIG - one of the largest booth manufacturers in the world. Complete revamp of all clients strategies, design, marketing, seo, sem and social media.


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