neuro-designs

After the success of last year’s Wharton Entrepreneurship Conference, we were appointed again to handle one of Wharton’s annual conference. This time, it was the Technology Conference. The brief they gave was clear, they wanted us to make the event’s website and the event’s online and offline publications (Program guide, email mailers, banners, postcards, posters and print ads).

Our approach to the overall theme of the event is simple, if we’re going to do a tech conference, the first things that came to our minds are simple and modern layouts, with clean lines and no clutter whatsoever. And that is exactly what we did. After a few color options handed over, we decided to go with blue. Why not? It’s a nice soothing color, and we figured our choice of blue is modern enough to emphasize the conference’s theme itself.

Having an foreign client has its own pros and cons. We admire their professionality, and their keen decisions. Those are some of the factors that made us pulled this project through. But to do that, we had to work a bit overtime, but I guess when everything came out as a success, all of it was worth it.

We were very happy to hear that the conference went very good, and everybody deserved a good long break afterwards. Our thanks also goes to Allwin Agnel and Ivan Oprencak, our wonderful contacts from the Wharton Technology Club, and the rest of the team for their trust on us for this project.

To see what the conference went like, they compiled together some photos from the event which are available here.

Hello world indeed! A company blog is something that we tried to make sometime ago, and as our projects builds themselves up, we got less and less time even to maintain our own website as regularly as before.

This blog was something that me and Prasad, one of our clients from Wharton, ended up in a late night discussion. Well, at least that’s my time zone. Hopefully, with this facility, we can get to know our clients better in the virtual world, as well as our friends and visitors.

Before we start posting things here, and since this is our blog, let me tell you some of the house rules. First, anyone can post comments, but they would have to register first. This way, we know who you guys are. Second, your comments will always be moderated before they’re displayed. This would help us reduce spam, and of course, manners are on top of the list, so we need to sort things out first. Third, since we have both clients from Indonesia and overseas, we would appreciate if you post your comments in English, this way, everyone knows what we’re talking about.

Please be advised that this is also a working blog, so along the way, we might still be changing this and that so that it works better.

Enjoy your stay, guys! We’d be happy to hear from you.