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When a partner of Intel Health needed flash design and production help with an important and time senstive marketing project they came to Kyboo for high quality design and timely production to meet their goals. This project features flash with video and audio. | |
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R.J. McCarville Associates, LTD. needed a newly redesigned website. Kyboo Interactive worked closely with the owner on this website and its new pages using different photos of their exceptional work directly in the design throughout the site. Kyboo also created a flash intro featuring their logo, tagline, and high profile project they worked on. Below are links to two other designs we created for them to choose from. |
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Currently a work in progress, Churchville Auto Body was looking for a web presence with some flare to show their fine work as well as promote the fact that they are now certified to work on high end aluminum vehicles made by BMW, Audi, and Mercedes Benz (to name a few). They also wanted to dedicate front page space to offer employment opportunities for qualified technicians. | |
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Home Bodies needed a web presence for their home health and fitness company. Kyboo worked directly with the company owner, Rachel Moore, to build a beautifully shaped informational website that draws not only new clients but also new staff. | |
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Dr. Seth Haplea and Chester County Neurology, LLC needed a simple, elegant, and informative web presence. Kyboo had just the site they were looking for. | |
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Symbol scanners are everywhere... at grocery stores, retail stores, and even your favorite team's stadium! When Symbol's creative partner needed help producing flash microsites for their many makes and models, they came to Kyboo Interactive. Here are a few examples. |
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This huge project for Symbol's creative partner required a flash solution that detailed the value of Symbol scanners in the seven common areas of manufacturing for six major markets: automotive, consumer packaged goods/food & beverage, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, areospace, and high tech.
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When mother/lawyer/entreprenuer Tara Dugan came up with her baby bath wrap invention (patent pending) she came to Kyboo Interactive to build an economical e-commerce website for her start up business. We were able to achieve this goal by designing a site customized to her and her product and implementing a simple PayPal shopping cart in her site. | |
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Nordyk & Associates needed a web presence for thier technology company which specializes in hardware, software, networking and storage solutions. Kyboo designed and created this informational web site to help their sales team on the job. | |
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John Kelley, owner of Joe Kelley Auto Body, Inc was looking a stylish new website that would provide substantial savings by eliminating the recurring costs that he was being charged monthly by his previous website company. Kyboo was able to design and create this site with a flash header, including a flash gallery of before and after photos of their fine work, for less than the recurring annual cost he was paying before. Now John merely pays for the cost of annual hosting, which will save the company over $3,000 a year! | |
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When this Marine and republican supporter came to Kyboo for help building a campaign site we proudly implemented and developed a design of his choice to get his campaign up and running. | |
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This flash piece for Pfizer was designed as a fun, "The Price Is Right" themed kiosk. The goal was to take a comical approach to reinforce HR training. The client also wanted to be able to reuse this flash piece for six seperate "quizzes" so we programmed this flash piece to pull all of the categories, questions and answers from a plain text file. | |
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This flash piece was designed for CapMed who was looking to promote their Personal HealthKey. This was distributed via mini cd-rom, with a branded label. The intro ends with a menu giving the user the option to install the Personal Health Record (PHR) program, view directions to use and a related video. We have deactivated all of those options for this portfolio version. | |
