Crucé Design

Johnnie Gachassin came to us to design a web presence and ended up doing a complete branding package. She was a joy to work with and I wish I had 10 more clients like her. You can visit her site here: http://www.lafayettetraumatherapy.com.

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We recently completed our first international client project for the Pontifical North American College located in Vatican City. The seminary college is charged with training and preparing the next generation of Roman Catholic priest’s and religious and stands in the shadow of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The site had been maintained for many years internally by individual seminarians while studying at the NAC. It had become very disjointed and the goal was to unify the various sections under one common design. We worked closely with the students to create a design that is traditional, strong, yet still fresh and modern.

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Well it has been about a year since we had a site redesign so we decided to dust off the site and spruce it up. I guess I should say that we did more than “spruce” it up. We did a complete brand overhaul. New logos, colors, vision, etc!

The new vision of Crucé is centered more around the idea that “we” are a group of designers, developers, writers, and yes, geeks, that care deeply about the connection or cross between communication and design. Our goal is to provide our clients with a unified perspective about their web and graphic marketing to help speak their message to the masses.

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Website: With a new focus on web development as well as print and graphic design, we wanted to launch a site that gave users bigger pictures of our work. We also added the feature of a blog to help clients get a better picture of the skills and philosophy that drives our business.

Logo: Our new logo, crafted in vision by the collaborators and illustrated by Black Sheep Studio is actually the face of owner and lead geek Daniel Kedinger. We wanted people to feel a connection with the business, to feel you know us before you ever meet us. The hair and glasses strives to impress upon our clients that we are trendy geeks.

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AcadianaEats.com is the MOST comphrensive list of restaurants in Acadiana with over 150 different listings. The site is a custom job with full CMS & database backend. The project was a joint venture with JOPD and was great because we love finding new places to eat!

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Jamie’s site was a custom redesign of his previous portfolio and blog. The goal was to present his new identity as well as add a brand new online store.

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This site is for artist/songwriter Kelly Pease. She is fun, energetic, and vibrant so we tried to give her a site that reflected her look and feel. The site includes a shopping cart, links to social sites, and a calendar for all of her upcoming shows.

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This site is for a youth outreach group in Alexandria. The program uses music and some big personalities to bring kids into the night so the site needed the same direction.

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Creator Jamie Orillion wanted to challenge people to creatively work within limitations to bring about creative inspiration. We designed the site to showcase the user submitted pictures as well as a custom iPhone interface to accompany the site

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Rayne Catholic Elementary’s website needed to be a quick outlet for parents to find more information about the school as well as keep informed on upcoming events.

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A photographer’s work should stand for itself so we created Jason’s site to show big images while surrounding them in a simple crisp interface. His goal was to have a site that was simple to update while still providing a quality experience.

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