The document provides examples of website design and branding projects completed by Clikzy for various clients. It describes the challenges each client faced and the solutions Clikzy provided, including custom website designs, branding, logos, and integration of features like blogs, directories, and donations. Each project summary includes the client name, services provided, challenges addressed, solutions implemented, and the resulting website URL.

1. THISWAY
108 N Payne Street
Alexandria, VA
703.567.4330
contact@clikzy.com
WEB
DESIGN
EXAMPLES

2. The Bryce Harlow Foundation
Services Provided:
-Custom Website Redesign
-Wordpress CMS Platform
-Blog Design & Setup
-Donation Integration
-Alumni Directory
-Custom Interactive
Team page
-Photo Gallery
Challenges:
The Bryce Harlow Foundation reached out
to Clikzy in need of a website redesign, an
easy-to-manage CMS platform, and some
advanced functionality. The previous Bryce
Harlow website was built on a Cold Fusion
(.cfm) platform, which is an older technol-
ogy that is difficult to manage, especially if
you are not a developer. The design itself
was outdated and needed to be revitalized
to reflect how BHF has grown and appeal
to a younger audience. Lastly, they needed
to implement a robust, searchable Alumni
Directory, add in a Blog, and allow users to
pay for and register for their annual
Award’s Dinner online.
Solutions:
At first, we planned on building the new
BHF site on a Joomla CMS platform. As we
pushed forward with the design of the site,
we suspected that Wordpress would be a
better fit for their needs and for their team
to learn. Now they are able to manage
their site on their own and create new blog
posts with ease. The new design projects a
modern, professional, and trustworthy
persona. The interactive aspects on the
homepage and the Current Fellows page
appeal to this generation’s tech-savvy
audience. In the end, the Bryce Harlow
Foundation team was thrilled with their
new site.
Website:
www.bryceharlow.org

3. FairVote Action
Services Provided:
-Custom Website Design
-Wordpress CMS Platform
-Blog Design & Setup
-Donation Integration
-3rd party integration
-Interactive
“Problems/Solutions” page
Challenges:
FairVote Action came to Clikzy with the
goal of creating a new website that
reached out to a new, youthful audience,
that focused on their grassroots
campaigns. Though successful in their
main website, FairVote wanted the new
FairVote Action website to go in a more
creative direction that engages their youth
audience and encourages them to take
action and promote an active, participa-
tory, and fully representative democracy.
The site needed to be easy to navigate, and
very straightforward in their approach to
get information out to users clearly and
concisely.
Solutions:
We approached the FairVote Action
custom website design with the goal of
creating a professional but fun atmosphere
for users who are young and modern, but
passionate about playing a real and active
role in our democratic society. We imple-
mented a blog, donation page, and a
community section that allows users to
find events and actions that are taking
place nationwide. Another unique feature
was the“Problems/Solutions”page, which
lays out statements and questions that
frequently arise, and the answers or
solutions to the problem. Designing this
page to be interactive emphasizes the idea
that educating yourself can be fun and
easy!
Website:
fairvoteaction.org

4. NAPABA (National Asian Pacific American Bar Association)
Services Provided:
-Custom Website Redesign
-Wordpress CMS Platform
- Custom Schedule Database
-News & Media Setup
-Donation Integration
-Sponsor scroll
Challenges:
The NAPABA annual conventions are held
in high regard in the law community, and
as such, they needed a website that
reflected their esteem. Aside from creating
a clean and professional website design,
NAPABA’s main concern was to create a
Schedule platform within the site that was
intuitive for their users. This Schedule
function had to allow a user to easily
access any given Convention day and see
the events being hosted, location, and
details. Lastly, we needed to create a
platform where the NAPABA team could
upload news articles and different media
pieces.
Solutions:
To address all of NAPABA’s needs, we built
a website whose minimal and inviting
aesthetics mirrored its ease of use. Though
the schedule portion of the site took a
good amount of planning and testing, we
were able to create a successful platform
that allowed users to sort through the
Convention by day, morning or night, and
time. This allowed users to easily access all
of the information that was so hard to
digest on the old website. We also built a
news & media section that was searchable
and sortable by categories, date, and
media type. The clients were happy with
the site and would like to create a mobile
platform with us in the near future.
Website:
http://2012convention.napab
a.org/

5. THISWAY
108 N Payne Street
Alexandria, VA
703.567.4330
contact@clikzy.com
BRANDING
& WEB
EXAMPLES

6. Bean & Bite
Services Provided:
-Branding
-Company Naming & Survey
-Logo Design
-Packaging Design
-Custom Website Redesign
-Wordpress CMS Platform
-Menu Page Design
Challenges:
WHISK, the parent company to Bean & Bite
came to Clikzy with an idea. They wanted
to build a coffee & baked goods shop. No
name yet, just a concept. We needed to
help Whisk come up with a company
name, brand, website - an overall identity.
They initially wanted a very modern, sleek
design with retro accents. As the project
and process unfolded, the client changed
directions and knew they wanted their
presence to have more of a retro feel with a
modern twist. We knew we needed to start
from the ground up and complete our
design process with a fantastic website.
Solutions:
Clikzy started by focusing on industry
research and surveying groups to come up
with the best brand name. We then started
with an initial design direction and
materials to coincide with that aesthetic.
Even though the clients liked the initial
direction we were taking, they were struck
by inspiration- and as we understand very
well in the design industry- we switched
gears and came up with a warm, vintage,
and inviting identity for Bean & Bite. We
achieved this by considering the decor
they had purchased for the restaurant and
mixing modern attributes with a retro
foundation.
Website:
www.beanandbite.com/
Coffee | Baked Goods | Salads
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Bite
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7. Sustainable Capital Advisors
Services Provided:
-Branding
-Logo Design
-Business Card
-Letterhead & Stationary
-Powerpoint Template
-Web Design
-Wordpress CMS
-Email Marketing
Challenges:
Sustainable Energy is a quickly growing
industry with a great cause - but how do
you stand out amongst all of these‘green’
companies? Sustainable Capital Advisors
wanted to ensure that their new company
and web presence set them apart from
their competitive environment. Living
green is extremely important, but SCA
wanted to spread this message without
literally needing to be green. The true
challenge here was to create a brand
identity that is both clean but clear in its
message, with the use of more abstract
concepts than obvious associations.
Solutions:
Beginning with the logo concepts, we
made sure we knew the‘whys’behind each
of our logo designs. Ultimately, the
inspiration and meaning behind any
successful design will reveal itself through
the logo and all branding materials
without explanation. We used an abstract
icon symbolizing recycling and reusing our
resources to produce clean and sustain-
able energy for our planet. Without
overusing the color green, we used soft
textures and modern minimalism to create
this‘green’atmosphere. We are in the final
stages of preparing the new website for
launch as well as finalizing the last of the
branding collateral!
Website:
http://washingtondcmarketin
g.org/sca/

8. GoRoller
Services Provided:
-Branding
-Content Messaging
-Logo Design
-Web Design
-HTML/CSS
Challenges:
Social media allows direct engagement
with fans, but how do you tie it all
together? This is the conundrum GoRoller
presented us with when they asked us to
create their brand, messaging and website
bringing order to their content and digital
strategy. To create a central resource for
GoRoller’s fans we designed and built a
new website as a hub for the content that
had previously been spread across several
online services and social networks.
Solutions:
We created GoRollers branding guidelines,
and messaging. Then we designed their
logo, wireframes, and website layouts. We
also built profile sections to incorporate
video and photo galleries which were
housed on Facebook, YouTube, and Flickr.
To ensure longevity, we chose a simple
layout to which new themes can be
applied, keeping a fresh feel whilst
retaining the same core structure. This was
the first phase to the GoRoller social game
show platform. Their team is currently
meeting with venture capitalists to take
this revolutionary concept to the next
level!
Website:
http://washingtondcmarketin
g.org/gr/