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| Siegel+Gale 2007 Awards | March 2008 | |||||
| Ameya Preserve, Sony PlayStation, and the St.Baldrick's Foundation, have earned Siegel+Gale three coveted awards. |
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Our work with Ameya Preserve, an environmentally-responsible realestate development in the Greater Yellowstone region of Montana, yielded a name, brand strategy, and visual identity that captured the founder's unique vision and continues to inspire those who visit the innovative development. The website, which captures the grandure and spirit of the place, grabbed the attention of the Web Marketing Association for this prestigious award.
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The PlayStation Portable's
official website was developed
by Siegel+Gale and has
launched to rave reviews and
the receipt of another 2007
WebAward. The distinctive
interface, designed for the
A new website for the St.Baldricks Foundation, a rapidly growing non-profit organization dedicated to raising funds for childhood cancer research, has gained national attention for its branded design |
and user friendly navigation. eHealthcare Strategy & Trends recognized our work with a Gold Award.
We would like to thank all three partners for the opportunity to produce award winning work together! View our work here: www.ameyapreserve.com www.stbaldricks.org |
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Case Study: LyondellBasell |
Launched: CHLA |
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LyondellBasell Industries is a new corporation formed by the recent
merger of Lyondell Chemical Company and Basell Polyolefins. The
new entity is one of the world's largest polymers, petrochemicals,
and fuels companies, and a global leader in polyolefins technology,
production, and marketing; a pioneer in propylene oxide and
derivatives; a significant producer of advanced fuel products; and the
owner of North America's largest full-conversion refineries.
![]() Prior to the merger, Basell Polyolefins partnered with Siegel+Gale to create a website that would better serve its customers by providing easy access to technical information, an elegant way to cross-sell products, and direct pathways to help distribution agents direct customers to the right product choices. As one of the world's leading producers of high-grade plastics and related products, the organization realized that its website must deliver an intuitive experience to a diverse group of audiences, including distribution agents, customers and prospective customers, OEMs, employees, partners, and members of the financial and media communities. |
The Children's Hospital
Los Angeles website has
launched!
Siegel+Gale is excited to announce the launch of the Children's Hospital Los Angeles HOPE Portal website. The site, created to extend the reach of information available to patients and their families, is designed to be intuitive for a user of any age. + view it here |
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Our process of extensive analysis and interviews allowed a collaborative team to determine how best to provide a more streamlined user interface which would demonstrate the company's global reach, the impact of their products, and a demonstrated focus on innovation. Additionally, we worked to determine content tone, structure, and processes to help guide further content creation and presentation. Using the portal's key audiences as a guide, we developed personas and scenarios to learn how the interface could serve these audiences' specific needs and goals. The culmination of the process was "The Basell Story," a vehicle through which Basell could demonstrate its global reach, highlight products, and feature their focus on innovation. New information architecture simplified the user experience by creating meaningful entry points, clear navigation, and tools such as the product finder, which allowed users the flexibility to dive deep into detailed information directly from the home page. The new site launched on the 10th of December 2007. "Basell.com is a critical element of our global communications," said Mark Mendelson, Head of LyondellBasell's Business Communications. "Better meeting the needs of our customers and other key audiences was our top priority for the redesign. As our global business continues to grow, we must communicate in a relevant and meaningful way." + view it here |
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Dialogue: Winners and Losers in the Digital Age |
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| By Alan Siegel, Chairman/CEO | ||||||
| Last year, a video created by Kodak for The Wall Street Journal's: All Things Digital conference made its way all over the Internet. A blue-suited investor-relations executive started giving a staid, predictable financial presentation exalting the Eastman Kodak company and its creation of Kodak Moments. Suddenly, the speaker launched into an energetic tongue-in-cheek exultation of the new Kodak digital technology, building to afrenzied cry: |
"You were a Kodak moment once, and by God you'll be one again. Only this time it's digital!" And not a moment too soon.
Kodak and many other former brand giants have struggled to keep up with the pace and complexity of this new digital age, and have been suffering for it. Kodak's video publicly and wittily acknowledged its outdated |
image and old, passe´ voice, and signaled that the frumpy, unhip grandfather of the camera industry intends to blow up its old voice and change how they communicate.
+ click to continue reading and to learn more about Digital Voice |
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Contact Us |
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| Jason Cieslak Managing Director, Los Angeles 10960 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 400 Los Angeles, CA 90024 T 310 312 2212 F 310 312 2202 |
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jcieslak@siegelgale.com |
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