Renstrom Design

Einstein Bros. Landing Page

calabazaII — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 02:42:29 +0000

Einstein Bros. and their west coast sister company, Noah’s, wanted to run online banner ads to advertise their new Bagel Thin Sandwiches. Along with these banner ads, landing pages were created that featured the sandwiches as well as call outs to how low in calories they are. Once a user clicked on a banner ad from various sites around the web, they were brought to this landing page. Once there, if the landing page didn’t entice you to try these new sandwiches, the coupons sure would. The landing page included a button to download coupons that were sure to bring people into the restaurants.

Einstein Bros. Flash Banner Ad.

Noah\’s Flash Banner Ad

Metro Denver Crime Stoppers

calabazaII — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 03:42:47 +0000

Homepage" src="http://www.renstrom.us/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Crimestoppers-Homepage-197x300.jpg" alt="" width="197" height="300" />Metro Denver Crime Stoppers old web site was a little dated and in need of a re-design. They needed something with several calls-to-action, a way to display information quickly, and something that they could update in house. This web site was designed and built from the ground up utilizing WordPress as an easy way for them to update their own content.

To add interest to the page, a simple messaging header was created. Built with jQuery, the images are able to dissolve through one another randomly. Because jQuery was used instead of flash, the site is able to play nicely with the iPad.

Click the image to the right to see the design:

Good Times

calabazaII — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 03:39:48 +0000

Good Times Burgers & Frozen Custard was looking to try out a new product. The product, Sweet Potato Fries … What they needed was a way to tell people about the product. A concept was created called FryDay. To create a buzz and an awareness about the new product a series of emails were created that were blasted to the Good Times Loyalty Program email addresses. A total of 6 emails were sent out over a period of three weeks. These emails featured a two part cartoon called Fry vs. Fry. The first part was sent out on Monday with a message stating that tomorrow is FryDay. The second part was sent out Tuesday (FryDay) concluding the cartoon as well as messaging telling the consumer to come into any Good Times and get a free order of Sweet Potato Fries with the purchase of a drink. To complement the email campaign, all of the cartoons were posted to their Facebook page each FryDay.

Click below to see the cartoons:

Morelli Ratner

calabazaII — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 03:41:23 +0000

Morelli Ratner’s old web site was just that … old. They were in dire need of a new look and a site that they could update themselves. That is just what they were given. This site features a tabbed bar just below the header that is interactive and a quick way to get information. Clicking on one of these tabs causes it to slide out diagonally to reveal more information. Along with this fun interactivity, the site also features bright colored buttons that get noticed as well as simple to use fly-out menu that makes the site easy to navigate to any page.

Children’s ARK

calabazaII — Mon, 24 May 2010 03:15:18 +0000

Children’s ARK needed a new web site; A web site that they could edit themselves. What they were given a beautiful looking site that was functional and completely editable by a member of their staff through the content management system, Drupal. This site also included other elements, such as, a news ticker and a video player that opened in a lightbox. The client was more than impressed with the final product.

Manhattan Bagel

calabazaII — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 03:44:17 +0000

Manhattan Bagel needed a new web site. They needed a site that matched their personality. They needed something fun… They were given just that. This new site utilized flash elements on the page that had a little life and a little interactivity. The food boards moved when the mouse hovered over them. The gift card peeked out when hovered over, then flew out once clicked. The “What’s New” tab bounced to grab attention. Sub pages featured flash elements to animate menu boards and feature more information that was selectable. These menu boards, as well as all page content throughout the site was up-datable, by them, through the content management system. The final product was both fun and functional not only to the client, but also to the user.

Click below to see some of the designs: