The Hardardt Design Group :: Creative Work

At tHDG, we think there are two basic forms of business branding and identity [assuming that tradeshow booth and website are properly branded]: the kind that works, and the kind that, well, doesn't. Needless to say, our clients and their clients see far too much of the former. And we've probably committed a few acts of "not-so-good" branding ourselves. But we enjoy a lot more satisfaction creating the latter.

We create works that strike a chord in our client's clients: that's a win-win situation in our book. If people are able to relate to the work, they're more inclined to listen to you and absorb your brand in a positive way. We do this by writing copy and designing artwork that can be absorbed and appreciated for what it is—no head scratching required.

We believe that your logo, identity, and brand should not only convey information, but should also leave a positive emotional response about your business in your client. Establishing an emotional connection with your audience can be a far more effective means of helping them understand what you do and how you can assist them. If they feel that you're really able to help them with their needs, they are far more likely to find you and your product or service as meaningful and relevant to them.

Logos and Taglines

Letterhead, Business Cards, Envelopes and Business Documents

Tradeshow Booths and Materials

Web Design and Deployment

Campaign Strategies Specific to Your Market

Internet Campaign Planning

Print Strategies

Depending on your wants/needs, the Hardardt Design Group can provide you with any or all of the above solutions. And, we would be happy to design a custom program specifically for you and your business. Contact us for the details and we'll gladly discuss your needs and see how we can help.



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Creative Work Case Studies: BioRad Labs CTC Associates Culture Shock SF Drake High School Mt. Bike Team GoFast Coaching Services Xpedior	Creating Good Design At tHDG, we think there are two basic forms of business branding and identity [assuming that tradeshow booth and website are properly branded]: the kind that works, and the kind that, well, doesn't. Needless to say, our clients and their clients see far too much of the former. And we've probably committed a few acts of "not-so-good" branding ourselves. But we enjoy a lot more satisfaction creating the latter. We create works that strike a chord in our client's clients: that's a win-win situation in our book. If people are able to relate to the work, they're more inclined to listen to you and absorb your brand in a positive way. We do this by writing copy and designing artwork that can be absorbed and appreciated for what it is—no head scratching required. We believe that your logo, identity, and brand should not only convey information, but should also leave a positive emotional response about your business in your client. Establishing an emotional connection with your audience can be a far more effective means of helping them understand what you do and how you can assist them. If they feel that you're really able to help them with their needs, they are far more likely to find you and your product or service as meaningful and relevant to them. What We Do Business Identity Development Logos and Taglines Letterhead, Business Cards, Envelopes and Business Documents Tradeshow Booths and Materials Web Design and Deployment Business Consultation Campaign Strategies Specific to Your Market Internet Campaign Planning Print Strategies Depending on your wants/needs, the Hardardt Design Group can provide you with any or all of the above solutions. And, we would be happy to design a custom program specifically for you and your business. Contact us for the details and we'll gladly discuss your needs and see how we can help.


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