Rhonda Wood Negard is an experience graphic designer specializing in logo design and complete branding packages. I make my projects fun, even for my clients. I love to make them smile, laugh, and truly enjoy working with me. Learn to collaborate and have fun even on the most serious of projects and subject matter. I am also a big cheerleader for my clients. Want proof? Ask me about the ring I wear when networking?
I’ve been doing my own research and have been asked by others for solutions on a number of topics. This is a list I’ve compiled from my research and from recommendations from colleagues. Those in bold are what I am currently using. CRMs Dubsado ActiveCampaign Infusionsoft OntraPort Zoho Course Platforms WordPress LearnPress LearnDash LifterLMS Sensei […]
Branding isn’t about a pretty logo, swirly typography, pastels, pinks, flowers, birds, “empowering” women, or how much you love coffee. Apparently, everyone’s doing it, which is reason enough for why you shouldn’t. Branding is about the needs of your clients, having a unique, consistent, and compelling story that separates you from the crowd of competition.
WordCamp Seattle 2018 is a wrap! Rhonda Negard and Kim Thornton look back at the sessions and note their take-aways.
A friend was adopted when adoptions were closed, meaning she could never know her biological mother or father–a story to make Ancestry irresistible.
A few years ago, Vine was the hot video social media platform. Vine stars grew followers/audiences quickly. Overnight, the platform died. All those followers…gone. All that social media collateral…gone. All that social media influence…gone. They were forced to start over again.
As people, we are all more than one or a series of moments. Don’t we all want another chance? You can view Lance Armstrong’s efforts as of late as personal rebranding. Is it working, or will it work?
Kolby Kilbas in the #AgencySummit quoted Tony Robbins. “Success leaves clues.” Model strategies work. Playing with the best breeds success. I’m looking for those clues.
Certain aesthetics are more appealing to certain socio-economic classes. This deceptively simple, monoline design uses a monochromatic color palette to appeal to wealthier clients and the businesses that serve them.
The Disrupters invited me into the studio to discuss the influence of color on our emotions and behaviors.
The original logo and concept are clever with the shape of the elephant’s face, changing directions at the trunk and tusks. However, there are three reasons why this clever logo wasn’t working as effectively as it should.
Rebranding a roaming hairstylist: How can she rebrand to attract new clients for other services without losing her existing client base?
Secretly, I wanted to do what Red’s mom was doing. I just didn’t know it had a name other than “working at the newspaper office.” Desktop publishing was foreign and wouldn’t become part of my life until my mid-twenties.
How aesthetics and attractiveness perception biases influence our emotional connection (behavior). Aesthetic design is perceived as user-friendly. Likewise, perceived high attractiveness is associated with intelligence, morality, and sociability. Therefore, aesthetic design and inherent aesthetic human features contribute to even greater influence together.
Blogging is important for a number of reasons, like SEO and credibility. However, many business owners struggle with what to write. It doesn’t have to be so hard. And, you don’t need to rely on white papers. Here are some suggestions to get you thinking and on an easy path.
William Lidwell analyzes how the greatest of designers in modern times think and what heuristics they shared that made them revolutionary. From simplicity to dedication to quality, Lidwell outlines 10 principles to elevate design thinking.
Serving graphic design clients all over the US and the world:
Graphics for annual conferences, trade shows, corporate events, meetings, seminars, presentations, education, marketing, membership, membership retention, and other issues your association may be struggling to overcome.
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