Case Study: Mail & Things LLC

| October 31st, 2012 | 0 Comments |
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One of our very first clients Mail & Things, located here in Jacksonville, just launched the redesign of their website. What we’d like to do is share a bit about the project and the process we took to help them increase their conversion rates.

The Client:

Mail & Things, a local mailbox and shipping store. You can visit them online at http://mailandthings.com

The Problem:

They felt as if their current solution was outdated and they wanted to utilize the website as an effective marketing tool to drive more foot traffic into the store.

Our Solution:

There were a number of things in their old site that tested well initially when ran through our gambit of usability tests. They also gave us insights on where we could improve on the entire experience for the potential customers. Once we gathered the results from the initial testing round I wasn’t surprised that they were already hitting some pretty solid numbers with their current solution, but there were some major areas that needed improvement. Not only did we improve the overall aesthetics of their website, but we were able to increase their traffic and usability while introducing new features to the site like a custom full indexed support and help section.

 

A/B Test Ran for Mail & Things Against Their Old Site


Video Shoot at Condaxis Coffee and Tea

| July 23rd, 2012 | 0 Comments |
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A while ago we had the privelage of shooting on location at Condaxis Coffee and Tea here in Jacksonville. Reuben, their master roaster, sat down with us to do a cupping which is more or less a blind taste test of the beans that they have available. As you can probably tell by the photos below, everyone had a good time and were good sports.

While Lynn and I were busy shooting and CJ orchestrating everything, Alan was working behind the scenes snapping some candid shots of us at work.

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Introducing Kitchen Sync for July’s fastpitch! at CoWork JAX

| July 19th, 2012 | 1 Comments |
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On Wednesday, CJ and I were able to introduce Kitchen Sync to the group at fastpitch! at CoWork JAX. As promised in our pitch we’re placing our slides up for everyone to see on the website.

As CJ likes to put it:

“Kitchen sync is the first ever Food Management System” – CJ Dulberger

And Kitchen Sync will be able to help you do just that, manage the food you have on hand in your refrigerator. At the moment we are looking to alpha test with retailers such as grocery suppliers and maybe even restaurant chains in the future. The implications an application like this might have on people with dietary restrictions or people that are try to diet properly may be widely open.
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Delivering a MVP with Creative Problem Solving

| June 20th, 2012 | 0 Comments |
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It’s an old back and forth since the dawn of the creative agency, always figuring out a way to deliver on time when budgetary constraints are also staring you in the face. Although we constantly tout ourselves as a User Centered Design studio,  we cant neglect the fact that we must also be Client Centered.

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