Shirley came to our team looking for a beautiful, simple, and easy to navigate website for her home health care business. One that would provide the all of the information that the families of her clients would need to know at this difficult time.

The bright, clean, easy to read, beautiful website that allows Shirley to provide her clients with the resources and contact information they need to find help when their loved ones need it.

The Walnut Street Theater approached our team just before we became The Up Agency and asked for a fun new look for that season’s show posters and signs.

To create eye-catching depictions of each play for the season, with a look differing from previous depictions of the show or original posters.

A gorgeous collection of bright beautiful theater displays, with vibrant, colorful backgrounds that highlight the art of each.

Believe Home Care was offering a new concept in Home health care – combining the highest quality caregivers with smart technology to bring greater independence to older adults and peace of mind to families. They needed impressive collateral pieces that would convey both the quality of care and compassion of their services as well as provide all of the details needed for a family to have their concerns addressed and questions answered.

The first step needed was to capture images that would convey what Believe Home Care provided, as the company was still very new at the time. We helped provide models and professional photography as well as oversee the photo shoot itself. We advised and edited the copy for the brochure, designed the layout and coordinated with the printer.

We produced a high-quality brochure that would display the care and mission of Believe Home Care, and could be left behind to answer questions and provide further information for contacting and hiring their help.

The Bucks County Foundation came to our team years before we became The Up Agency and asked for a site that would showcase their funds and scholarships and support available for Bucks County’s needs. The Foundation helps individuals who love this community and want to support it in perpetuity by establishing a named fund, leaving a bequest in a will, or supporting an agency endowment. Since its founding in 1979, the Foundation has provided over $3 Million in scholarships for Bucks County students to attend college. They have given grants to help needy families and homeless animals, support the arts, education, museums, the environment and the Bucks County Free Library.

Today we continue to help maintain the Bucks County Foundation site, adding and changing various scholarships content and ensuring that the site is backed up, secure, updated regularly.

Apex Contractors needed the brochure that our team had created years before to be updated and refreshed.

A fresh piece with new images that showcased the home improvement and beautification Apex offers above and beyond roofing and contracting.

To create eye catching and vibrant labels that would both stand out and also quickly allow the customer to know what was in the box or bag.

To create label small enough to fit the packaging and display important info quickly and in a font easy to read. We realized we would need to use a combination of both graphics and copy in order to get all of the info in front of the customer quickly enough to entice and choose to buy over other options.

The result was easy to identify individual labels for the chocolate bars that use background images to show the flavor, and bold font numbers within the circle emblem to highlight the percentage of cacao in each, as well as the name and list of ingredients around the emblem. For the bags and other packaging, we kept the bold numbers indicating the level of cacao and identified the ingredients below the circle seal.

TBP needed updated brochures and sell sheets for their salesmen to provide clients with information on the vast number of products and services that they can offer. We had just completed updating both websites with unique looks, and the brochures and other collateral needed to reflect the new designs. They wanted a cool looking tangible piece for their salesmen to be able to leave behind with clients.

There is a lot of technical information and specs for a large number of products, and we needed to not only update the overall look with a modern sleek feel, but also find a way to incorporate the information in a way that looks appealing and easy to read.

The result is a collection of beautifully branded sales pieces with cohesive look and design, that also reflects the new website design. Some pieces are up to 16 pages, some are one page sell sheets, each showcasing a specific market and the different manufactures.

AAE needed to update their current tradeshow booth to one that was more versatile and portable, and would match their new logo design and colors and coming website.

How do we highlight all of the great aquatic environments possibilities on a booth that needs to fit in a 10 foot square space, lined up with hundred of other booths, and make it not only stand out but quickly call attention to what AAE does?

The result is one of our favorite creations ever. The three-piece modular tradeshow booth can be used with one, two or all three pieces; the two smaller ones can be lined up straight with the main center tower, or angled, or even turned 360 to highlight different information. We had the pleasure of working with an excellent exhibition building group who took our designs and helped us create this awesome display the we feel fully highlights what AAE can do, in any tradeshow booth space, with crisp graphics and easy to set up system.