Planning a convention or conference is, well, a lot. Your team’s to-do list is likely a mile (or two) long with registration, travel and room logistics, packing and transporting supplies, communicating with vendors and arranging facilitators – we’re getting dizzy just thinking about it! And there’s still the matter of creating and marketing an experience. […]
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Holy cow, we have a new site!
Can you tell we’re excited? It’s been a long time coming and we’re thrilled that you stopped by. We’ve ditched the Flash and replaced it with a beautiful, responsive WordPress website that brightly features our work, introduces our team, shares a bit about our culture and provides targeted information to some of our favorite groups (Hi […]
Continue Reading >RentLingo, socially improving the rental process
Location, location, location. Of course there are other things that come into play when looking for a place to live, but oftentimes the first step is choosing a location. RentLingo, a social media based, real estate rental application, takes the location quest 10 steps further.
Continue Reading >Going Greek and other Conference Highlights
What happens at the Fraternity Communications Conference, does not need to stay, especially when the experience is too great not to share. From meeting new friends and business acquaintances to celebrating shiny new awards, the entire conference was a highlight for Rhyme & Reason Design.
Continue Reading >Communication on our mind
In two weeks, Rhyme & Reason will attend the Fraternity Communication Association’s Annual Conference in Atlanta and we are beyond stoked. The three-day conference offers vendors and FCA members the opportunity to participate in networking and educational events.
Continue Reading >Facebook Timeline, designing for visual engagement
Woohoo! We survived the transition to Timeline, did you? On March 30th, Facebook introduced businesses the world over to their new social layout. Surprisingly, it was met with a high level of positive feedback, unlike the personal timeline profiles. In a previous post, I spoke in detail about the value–adding changes that Timeline was bringing […]
Continue Reading >Georgetown, Texas encourages you to “Live Here” with their new website
Georgetown, Texas is a great place to visit according to the Convention and Visitor’s Bureau and now the community is making it known that the town is also a phenomenal place to live. Rhyme & Reason again partnered with the city to create a complementing website to promote the joys of living in a modern-day Mayberry.
Continue Reading >Zombie-Themed Party, sign us up!
The Embassy Suites West Palm Beach – Central completed a large renovation project and wanted to showcase the updates in an interactive way. With help from the G-Star School of the Performing Arts, GreyDog Creative and Rhyme & Reason Design, the hotel put on a zombie-themed event that scared and delighted those in attendance.
Continue Reading >Ready or not here it comes, Facebook Timeline for Fan Pages
March 30, 2012 is the day that Facebook as we know it ceases to exist. For brand pages, this means creating a presence tailored to a new layout and upping the communication ante. Timeline is what the new layout is called and it essentially works to document the history of a person, company or brand from birth or founding to present day. Learn how to set your brand apart on the new Facebook.
Continue Reading >A method and a site devoted to understanding how your body moves
Working with your body to address pain and improve flexibility are two of the primary functions of the Feldenkrais Method. Joyce Gudger, a Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practioner, came to Rhyme & Reason Design for help communicating the unique process to a robust digital audience.
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