Web Design

City of Golden

by · Jul 1, 2016

The City of Golden wanted a new website with clean, engaging design and improved navigation and organization. The new home page and “mega-menus” helps residents, visitors and business owners find what they are looking for quickly and easily. Each interior page has a “business card” for the appropriate point of contact, and the site has a custom Document Center to quickly access plans, forms, reports and newsletters. Intuitive content organization based on Live, Work, Play and Government primary navigation elements, as well as an alphabetized list of City Services. City Staff can easily update all content, photos and videos through a customized WordPress implementation. Full of engaging photos, videos and hundreds of pages of structured content, the new City of Golden website has everything you need to enjoy your time in this great city!

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Website Design, WordPress Development

Case Medical

by · Feb 1, 2016

Case Medical is a premier manufacturer of quality and validated products for medical device reprocessing. However, they had a static website built with old technology. Users found their site difficult to navigate. And over the years, the content became jumbled and buried. A site that’s difficult to use inevitably leads to lost customers.

In working with the o2 Group, Case Medical was able to re-engineer their site to create an inviting user experience. We helped guide them through the organizational process in building the site architecture. The design brings together icons that help users navigate along with rich imagery that invites users in and makes content accessible.

The result is a clean, easy-to-use site that is visually stunning.

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Website Design, WordPress Development

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Golden History Museum

by · Jan 5, 2014

The GHM staff came to us with a new logo branding guidelines, hoping we could design a website equally fresh and engaging. Golden History Museums consists of 3 locations: Astor House Museum, Clear Creek History Park and Golden History Center. They wanted to show that each location is unique, yet also unified as a part of Golden’s history. To accomplish this, we created custom photo galleries, an in depth connect page, and a donations page that encourages visitors to interact with the website, and visit the 3 locations.

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Website Design, WordPress Integration

Devil’s Dictionary

by · Jan 4, 2014

Polsinelli lawyers had already published a book called The Devil’s Dictionary. The purpose behind the book was to take sophisticated bankruptcy and restructuring terms and ideas and simplifies them, often in a humorous (hopefully), but still accurate way. Initially, Polsinelli approached us to help transform the book into an iPhone and iPad app.

Taking the original InDesign document from the book’s print version, o2 automated the transformation of all the terms and definitions into XML and imported them into a sqlLite DB for iOS. The resulting app is a dictionary that allows the user to easily search and navigate through an index of terms. The app also has the capability to add user’s favorite terms to a list and email the term to colleagues and friends. The display adapts seamlessly to landscape and portrait modes for iPhones and iPads.

After a few years later, in order to reach a wider audience, Polsinelli took the app to the next step by creating a full-blown website. Devil’s Dictionary is now available in print, as an app, and online.

Download the Devils’ Dictionary App here

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Mobile Application Development

Golden Cemetery

by · Nov 6, 2013

After the o2 Group completed the design and development of the City of Golden and Golden History Museum websites, the city returned for a third website for the Golden Cemetery. Keeping the design crisp and clean, the o2 Group combined vivid photography of the cemetery with a black and white textural background that captures the peacefulness and beauty of the location, and the richness of its history. The site features an Image Gallery, Obituaries Listing, and virtual Memorial Wall that serves as a record-keeping service to commemorate the lives of the deceased. Built in WordPress, the site is flexible and easy for city employees to update and maintain.

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Website Design, WordPress Development

RMTAAC

by · Oct 16, 2011

We’re excited to announce the launch of the new Rocky Mountain Trade Adjustment Assistance Center (RMTAAC) website. RMTAAC is a federal grant program funded through the Economic Development Administration (EDA), U.S. Department of Commerce. The program provides grant funding and consulting to help trade-impacted firms strengthen their competitive positions and prosper in the global marketplace.

RMTAAC partnered with the o2 Group to update their website and marketing materials. Visual elements such as impactful images representing industries served, stats, case studies, and icons help users quickly and efficiently find the resources they need. The site is built in WordPress, so RMTAAC can quickly and easily maintain the site themselves.

In addition to the website redesign, o2 Group updated the agency’s brochure and letterhead, bringing brand consistence across all their marketing collateral.

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Website Design, WordPress Development

Print Design

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