wevonium.com: the little blog with the funny name

This was a Design for Aricept.com that was live for a while (late ‘05-mid ‘06) but was redesigned recently. This was one of my favorite designs, as it combined offline metaphors into the online space. If anyone wants to see the interior pages, let me know and I’ll dig the comps out.

This site, which was developed to promote the launch of the Bayer Nutritional Science Supplements into the marketplace, contains a whole depth of content, so dive right in. We licensed a lot of the Vitality Institute content from the Mayo clinic, so it’s pretty steeped in info. I’m looking forward to Q1 ‘08 as we’ll be building a bunch of games for this. Stay tuned…

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I wish this idea had made it. Unfortunately forces beyond my control killed it. Punt, Pass, Kick in an RM unit.

I just simply love this.

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This is a layout of a promotional contest site done for Claritin®. The site, which features celebrities discussing what their idea of a Claritin Perfectly Clear Day is, gives entrants the opportunity to win a day with the celeb of their choice. The program, supported by a PR and media blitz, increased contest registrations by 2400% from the previous year’s offering.

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So I have a short attention span…shocker. When I get asked to participate in various reviews across ‘the agency’ I try to be truthful, honest and succinct, but always need to keep it interesting. I wrote this for a review today.

If you asked me to create the perfect project manager, a blend of intellegence, drive, charisma, charm and skill, (name of person) would be the prototype from that frankenstonian endeavor. (name of person) could very easily be one of the best project managers I have ever worked with, in any company. Her skill set and account savvy are an asset to (the agency) and you should give her whatever it takes to make her happy.

Ok ok ok.. I know. I’ve been saying for a while now that I need to get my site fixed and live. I meant to, I really did, but you know me…. So here we are, building again. For those interested, I chose to use blogging software since it would be easy for me to keep adding work for my portfolio, which is afterall what this is for. Keep checking back as I’ll be adding in more and more each day.

As I organize this blog, it gives me the chance to look at how my work has evolved from the time it was launched. Sometimes it gets better, sometimes not. Case in point… From the thumbnail you can see I set up a nice red, grey and white color scheme. Since this is a site for hepatitis c patients, the colors really seemed to fit the concept. Click the link to see what they did to my baby when I wasn’t looking.

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Working on the Botox account was something of an enigma for me. I don’t really understand why anyone would stick needles in their armpits to reduce their own sweating, but whatev.

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