Paradigm Solutions Group, a utah engineering and information technology recruiting firm, came to Red Olive, a utah website design firm, with multiple goals in mind.
First, they needed a professional logo designed, one that really depicted who they were as a firm. The Red Olive Creative team was able to deliver several logos that Paradigm loved, but there was one in particular that stuck out above the rest.
Second, Paradigm needed a stunning website. Knowing the goal in mind, the Red Olive team delivered much of the same results. In addition to the logo and website, Paradigm also had the Red Olive team design their letterhead, envelopes, and business cards to match their brand.
Red Olive, a utah website design firm, has had the privilege to design, develop, and now launch the Mini Brochure’s new website. Red Olive teamed up with the Mini Brochure to first design a logo to lay the foundation for their new website which features their innovative 8 sided pocket marketing brochure. Following the design of the logo, Red Olive’s creative team designed a striking website for the Mini Brochure in which they can now offer their marketing piece to everyone.
The Mini Brochures ingenious marketing piece is perfect for all working professionals including, business owners, marketing managers, real estate agents, restaurant owners, and even B2B. It’s perfect because this 8 sided pocket marketing brochure fits in a purse, wallet, shirt pocket, planner, or even in the glove compartment of a car. And the best part about it is that it is sold for such a low cost.
Red Olive thanks the Mini Brochure for giving us the opportunity to take part in their branding and identity as well as their website design and development.
RedOlive has worked hard to become the print design agency of record for KUED over the last three years. We have worked on several successful projects in the past and were stoked to be asked to return for 2008 to design program collateral. This year KUED honored us with loads of television sponsorship spots. If you are an avid KUED viewer you no doubt have seen us pop up a few times over the past couple months, and we apologize right now for how lame they are. Yes,  we are working on a more creative video piece for future ads so give us a break.
Alright there is no debate includes are the best way to code a nav right? Well, what if someone wants to indicate to the use what page they’re on? Â Or as I will call it the active page. Just include a script to the top of each page comparing strings with the window location, and if its true; make it look like the active page. I’m horrible with words but hopefully this is making sense. Now I’ll let the code speak:Â
var contact = RegExp("contact");
if(contact.test(window.location) == true)
{
$('home').addClass('active');
}
Nothing to complex- Just comparing our variable string of contact and comparing it with the window location. If there is a match then you attach an “.active” class to it. I know its nothing big; but a simple trick helps every now and again.
