That's My Shot by Christopher Coleman at Coroflot.com

That's My Shot

A new company in the photos-as-art market. Marketing materials included online ads, print ads, websites, catalogs, and email newsletters.

"Small-space" ad design. Ads were placed in an electronic newsletter distributed by a company this print shop had partnered with. This hard-working ad introduced the new company, explained the services, offered a deal, and built up a mailing list of potential customers.

A product guide created as a handout for a small trade show. Accent colors were pulled from the company logo, and a grid system employed as a reference to hanging pictures.

The interior pages of a product guide created as a handout for a small trade show. Accent colors were pulled from the company logo, and a grid system employed as a reference to hanging pictures.

This photo-printing company sent out this teaser to spread the word about a new display product. The "Get Started" link delivered customers to a landing page which more fully explained the new display, as well as providing tracking data for follow-up contact by the Sales department.

This monthly e-card was sent out to inform customers of new products and specials. Each section of the card contained a link to the relevant page(s) on the web site.

This site was designed on a grid system in order to quickly build new pages as needed, yet still have them retain the look and feel of the other pages. The grid also allows a lot of information to be presented cleanly and clearly, as well as evoking hanging pictures.

Custom 404 pages are usually overlooked, but it's a nice attention to detail. Links to main site pages are provided to increase the chance that a visitor doesn't abandon the site on hitting this page.

This landing page was created under a separate URL for certain SEO keywords related to the photo print company's product line. All links lead back into the main site presented above.