Say This Say That Graphic Design House

Washington Traffic Safety Commission

James — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 21:31:08 +0000

Say This Say That is proud to announce the launch of the new website for the Washington Traffic Safety Commission. The new site is fully integrated into a content management system. This allows administrators to add, edit and delete content via the web, thus reducing future maintenance costs.

The website also features a staff directory, blog, and download management system.

Olympia Seafood

James — Fri, 14 May 2010 22:58:37 +0000

Olympia Seafood is a family owned and operated business in downtown Olympia. Wanting to develop a stronger online presence, the company came to Say This Say That.

We developed a site that would be reflect the services offered by the company and designed it to feature some of the great artwork drawn for them. The site features a Wordpress back-end so they can create and manage pages and blog posts. In addition to this, they can post seafood-related recipes to help improve their online presence.

We like to help local businesses out with what we do and we hope the site is enjoyed by those in the area.

Girly Girl Wines

James — Tue, 11 May 2010 21:15:10 +0000

Girly Girl Wines is brand of fun, elegant wines tailored towards a woman’s lifestyle. Proceeds of the wine go towards breast cancer research. We were asked by the winery to develop a web site that would reflect the brand and be able to grow with time.

We applied the Girly Girl band to our design skills and created a nice and clean layout that is integrated into a Wordpress backend. The site is fully dynamic and features a blog, mailing list, and several forms. We hope the new site of the site helps bring more awareness to the brand and gives it a successful launch.

CrunchyCo

James — Mon, 10 May 2010 21:43:13 +0000

CrunchyCo is an independent “chiptunes” record label in Seattle. CrunchyCo’s ultimate goals are to produce and promote independent artwork in various forms of media, build a community of artists and their supporters, provide artists with an outlet for their work, encourage creativity, and assist in the breaking of mainstream media trends.

Say This Say That was hired to redesign and redevelop the web site using Wordpress as a content management platform for its back-end. We designed a more modern look for the site and also added a slew of functionality. This includes blogging, an online store, music catalog, integrated forum, and comic portal.

Say This Say That loves helping out the local media scene. We hope that the new site developed for CrunchyCo helps grow into a nice community for Northwest chiptunes artists.

Olympia Arts Walk 2010 is Friday!

Micah — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 22:46:37 +0000

We’re featuring artwork by James & Richard Franzen, also Joey Freer this year.

Thanks to Fish Brewing Company, we’ll also be offering some free bottles of Leavenworth Bier! Featuring Eightmile Alt, Whistling Pig Hefeweizen, and Boulder Bend Dunkelweizen. So come on down, say hello, grab a bottle of delicious beer and soak up some culture!

When
Friday, April 23, 5 PM.

Where
508 Legion Way, Suite 1
Olympia, WA 98501

Bri Seeley Design

James — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 22:47:55 +0000

Olympia, WA fashion designer Bri Seeley came to Say This Say That looking to further develop her web site into a more viable web presence. Say This Say That studied her designs and worked with her to design a simple, yet dynamic looking web site.

In addition to the look, we developed the site into Wordpress, which gives Bri the ability to control the site dynamically via the web. She can upload new fashion photos, make blog posts, and add new pages to the site with ease.

The site also features an event calendar for Bri to post upcoming appearances.

Two Ton Boa

James — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 20:52:13 +0000

Two Ton Boa is a local Olympia, WA band with a nice, distinct sound. The band came to Say This Say That with a layout design and just needed someone to develop the web site.

The new web site features a Wordpress driven back-end, online store, easily configurable music discography, and various sideshows to feature media from the band.

The e-commerce system used on the site allows the band to distribute DRM-free mp3s from their albums, as well as sell t-shirts, and other band related merchandise.

Say This Say That also integrated the bands mailing system so that fans of the band can easily sign-up and receive information via e-mail.

Amazing TED Talk! Dan Barber: How I fell in love with a fish

Micah — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:42:38 +0000

Puyallup Goodyear

James — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 00:47:58 +0000

South Hill Goodyear is independantly owned and operated located in Puyallup, WA. We, at Say This Say That, developed a site using the Wordpress platform as a content management system.

The site features a good use of search engine optimization to increase the companies presence online. We developed the site using W3C standards with targeted keywords to be more visible on the web.

The design of the site was created with the idea of using the Goodyear color branding. A mix of blue, yellow, and gray hues fill its pallet.

There Is No Page Fold

Micah — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 18:20:20 +0000

Micah M. aka Type Micah over at A Collective has relaunched Meme Engine as a t-shirt shop. As a web designer, There Is No Page Fold caught my eye. His apt description of this meme:

In the web design world, the “fold” is a term clients often use when referring to the bottom of their browser window. It stems from printed media; many newspapers are folded before they are stacked, thereby making everything “above the fold” desirable in terms of placement. Online, however, it just doesn’t work that way. Unfortunately, many people are slow to realize this and so, a meme was born.

Embrace the scroll!