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Educational Fundraising Collateral
by Christine Stanzione in News
Keeping contributors informed on the use of donations is important to an institution’s development.
Red Flannel creates dynamic fundraising collateral through persuasive messaging, intelligent design, well crafted imagery and solid market research. A variety of media are available including print, interactive flip books, mircosites and email blasts. Effective fundraising collateral strategically illuminates the school’s accomplishments throughout the year, while directly connecting with current students, their families and alumni.
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The New White House
Thanks to a new President, our country now has a new web home of the White House. The site validates as XHTML 1.0 Transitional (not Strict) and utilizes web standards for separation of content, behavior, and appearance, and it fully accessible. In other words, it is built the way Red Flannel would have done it.
User Interface Disasters
This program for Windows won the coveted (with tongue firmly in cheek) “User Interface of the Week” award from Daring Fireball, a popular tech blog. As someone who has studied user interface and ergonomics, it almost makes me sick to my stomach that someone would put this little thought into the interaction between a program and its users.
That Was Fast
Microsoft is expected to announce the cancellation of its ads with Jerry Seinfeld today.
Latest News
Montclair Kimberley Academy’s New Annual Fund Logo
August 6, 2010
When the Montclair Kimberley Academy needed a new logo for their Annual Fund Campaign, they called on Red Flannel for our creativity and experience with institutional branding.
Web Site by Red Flannel Takes Home Gold
November 18, 2009
The electronic publication of CentraState Healthcare System’s 2008 Annual Report (view here) recently won a Gold award at the JSPRAA’s annual Jasper Awards.
Red Flannel Project Wins Print Award
February 25, 2009
Recently, a project Red Flannel completed for Systems Connect, Inc. won a prestigious IAPHC printing award for AJ Images, Inc, the printer of the project.