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Sphere highlighted in Business Week article – web design case study

July 8, 2008 · Print This Article

BW articleBusiness Week, who is coincidentally one of our most recent partners, ran an article recently on web design, focusing on Dan Cederholm and the work he did with us on the redesign and rebranding of this site and blog earlier in the year.  Dan has worked with lots of big media clients – MTV, CBS, ESPN, Google – so we’re humbled and super-psyched that he chose to focus on our work together for the article.  The redesign we did with Dan back in February was a huge success, really helping us to rebrand Sphere and more clearly communicate our core offerings to the market.  Since the redesign, our business has continued to trend upward and interest/engagement on our blog has increased several fold. For all these reasons, we’re very grateful for Dan’s role and contribution to our success.  Thanks Dan!!

Written by Josh Guttman · Filed Under Business Week, Redesign, Simple Bits 
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4 Responses to “Sphere highlighted in Business Week article – web design case study”

  1. Unconventional Marketing on July 17th, 2008 1:46 am

    I am not sure what the design of the site looked liked before the change, but I must say that I do like the look and feel of the current one a lot. I am glad that I found this site.

  2. Payel on August 21st, 2008 12:16 pm

    Hello!

    Although I too don’t have any idea how the website looked like in the past, the present design is really great. The new web design is very much user friendly

    Payel

  3. Some Backup on September 16th, 2008 12:42 pm

    I love the redesign, haven’t been here in a while and have seen some of Dan’s other work. Great job once again.

  4. cynthia jacquline on November 11th, 2008 6:26 am

    Web 2.0 design would need to be fully integrated into the existing software and all styles throughout the site would need to be updated to suit the new design including forms, buttons, links etc accordingly.It also required a substantial amount of changes and bug fixes to their existing software.
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