Fun Biz Concessions is raising the bar for what it means to be a fair vendor—both in person and online. The website for its Minnesota State Fair location includes key menu details to make the experience smoother for fairgoers, maps, a stage schedule, highlights about new food items, a news feed, and a killer History page that celebrates the building's heritage and the legacy of aviation at the fair.
Founded with the purchase of 85 Taco Bells in 2014, DRG now owns over 230 restaurants—including the Taco Bell on the Las Vegas strip, other unique "cantina" locations and Arby's in several states. As a result of this rapid growth, we partnered with Grapevyne Media to design and build a website that would attract and retain new team members by showcasing the company's unique culture. Bright colors, playful animations and shapes, photos of real employees and sharp copywriting combine to give a glimpse of life at DRG.
Shelter's new website mirrors an evolution within the growing architecture and interior design studio. Created to showcase Shelter's stunning work, the site also seeks to "make it more obvious" what sets the team apart from other firms. Along with fresh motion and interactivity, the site includes many opportunities to inject personality through copywriting and other branded elements. The result is a website that feels as approachable and fun as the crew behind the design.
As one of the largest privately-held Taco Bell franchisees in America, New Hope-based Border Foods employs more than 5,000 team members in 184 restaurants across the Upper Midwest. Border Foods approached us with a goal to redesign its dated website "to attract Taco Bell brand fanatics and convert visitors to job applicants." In the development of the new website, stock photography was replaced with images of real employees from a location photo shoot. Malley Design partnered with Grapevyne Media to develop content that’s more personal, humorous and engaging. The site’s visual language, custom illustrations and micro-interactions play more directly off the core elements of the Border Foods brand.
We're told that Faith Covenant Church is the "smallest big church you could ever be a part of." Our challenge in helping this historic congregation refresh its brand, environmental design and website was to retain that ethos, while also helping them reach new young families. The five key words guiding the design process were Welcoming, Relational, Alive, Now and Creative. We teamed with church leadership to establish a visual language that is bright, playful and warm, and then applied new styles across all mediums.
