This is much more than a website redesign. The Always Creative team worked closely with Justin, owner of Prefinery, to develop a new brand strategy and surround it with custom illustrations, concept-based copy-writing, a brand new icon set and custom designed web pages with the message and user in mind. Our focus for this project was to clarify Prefinery’s process and show how easy it really is to use.

Brazos County Expo hired us to modernize and simplify their brand identity. We started by refocusing their brand message to “Experience Positive” and bringing the naming focus to The Expo. The overall system focuses on a color scheme to denote each facility while consistently using design elements to keep the identity cohesive. We’re excited with the results and really enjoyed working with such a professional group of people.

The Bait Barn is a family owned fishery that has been operating since 1977. They stock ponds, sell fishing supplies (including beer & bait) and are about the nicest people we’ve met. They came to us to design a website that matched the feel of their small shop. We went out to their property and took some pictures of the art they have on the walls and incorporated a lot of it into the design. The overall goal was to make a site that was easy to use yet showed the personality of their company.

The Aggie Delta Gamma Chapter got in touch with us for a website redesign. This site was a bit of a challenge because it’s the first site we’ve designed for an all-women audience. Through a series of brainstorming meetings (both internally and with the client), we were able to come up with a color scheme and layout that everyone was happy with.

One of the main goals was to have a solution that allowed them to easily update the content internally, which is something that their old website lacked. This entire site is built on Wordpress, giving them the ability to update/add images and text to the site. They also wanted to be able to easily manage Scrapbook Events, which would be used as a recruiting tool.

We’re not sure what you think, but we’re confident that this is the best sorority website on the Internet. If you can prove us wrong, please email samples to info@wearealways.com.

Galaxy FBO is a fixed based operator located in North Houston. They contacted us to help give their brand and its identity a new look and direction. After visiting with them in person, researching their market and defining their brand values, we developed a new look and feel that better suited them. The colors throughout the new identity are used to show a classier side of Galaxy. The colors also match the interior space of their offices. The logo itself plays off of the name Galaxy by incorporating an abstract aircraft and subtle hints of a crescent moon. Our main focus was to keep things simple and efficient as they “sell time” more than anything else. We are very excited to see where the new brand direction takes Galaxy FBO!

Too Shy To Stop is an online magazine for young people who live, play, study, or work in the United States. The Editor-in-Chief contacted us about creating a new look for the brand in order to attract new site visitors as well as writers. After evaluating their audience and style of writing, we developed a new look and feel which was rolled in to a new website template. We focused on creating something that was bold and unique yet extremely minimal in structure.

November Learning is a Massachusetts-based company that helps educators prepare their students to be 21st century empowered learners. They provide consulting services, workshops, conferences, online courses and resources to strengthen a school’s curriculum. They also custom design a wide range of planning services and professional development for leaders and faculty. Alan November (November Learning’s founder) has written best selling books, online courses and resources that include stories and ideas for practical application.

Doug Lewis of Lewis Engineering got in touch with us through MaroonBook, an online Aggie network which we helped design. Doug and the rest of the Lewis Engineering team wanted to develop an online presence that did a better job of communicating their story as well as service offerings. We worked closely with Doug to create a site that was clean and easy to use while using design elements to hint at their high quality.

OrgSync is an Austin, TX based company that provides an application which helps organizations manage it’s members. The application is built for all types of member-based organizations, but most of their customers are higher education institutions. They came to us to help create a new web template for their online presence. They had equity built up in their logo and in the color green, so we worked with them to preserve that equity. Their old design invoked “click-fear” into users. It was cluttered and there were far too many links to choose from. We realized that there were three audiences that we had to speak to, so we created “user paths” for those three audiences. All-in-all the design was simplified, making it easy to navigate and understand. Also, custom icons were designed to showcase some of OrgSync’s top features.