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a web app for housing professionals.
The National Center for Housing Management turned to the team at Envy Creative to create a custom web application and web site for their new line of online assessment products. Envy fashioned a beautiful, responsive site and a robust app that has been met with rave customer reviews.
Pretty killer re-design.
The team at Pretty Muddy called on Envy Creative to help them completely re-vamp their website. Envy delivered a custom-tailored WordPress solution to help them promote their amazing events and engage their passionate fan-base. Pretty awesome.
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Hand-crafted identity.
DPI and their partners drafted Envy Creative to help them name and style their new Eastside luxury apartments.
Charlie’s affinity for a little known Italian sports car provided the spark for a beautiful wordmark.
Quotes generated in the field, instantly accessible to the customer.
As a long-time partner, Bucky’s Executive Flooring knew Envy would rise to the occasion when they requested a custom quote and invoice system.
Envy delivered a system that allows Bucky’s Engineers to create quotes in the field via iPad and make them instantly available to their customers on the web, in print, and via email.
Complete brand design and management.
Joe & Kate had a distinct vision for their Apparel & Lifestyle venture. Envy helped them refine their brand and create a beautiful, minimal, and lyrical vernacular. Responsive web & e-commerce, print, apparel, and advertising collateral were created from these gorgeous brand standards.
Steve Becker and the talented staff at Athlete Performance help athletes get in peak physical condition, reaching new heights of on-field performance. Envy Creative crafted a web property that showcases their unique services and reflects their high standards of performance.
Rock-solid identity.
A passion project by Envy Creative’s founding partners, The Leftist is due to launch in early November 2012. The team at Envy provided a sturdy wordmark to balance out the boys’ flowery rhetoric. The web development currently underway takes its cues from the stark minimalism of the mark.