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The Professional Website: Tips for Success

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4 Tips on Creating a Polished and Professional Website Do you want to capture new customers and, more importantly, keep them on your website? Having a professional and up-to-date website is critical for generating revenue and building your customer base. Adopt these 4 simple tips to ensure digital success: 1. Update Your Look. In today’s […]

Kids’ Website Points, Coupons, and Prizes Development

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Kids' Website Points, Coupons, and Prizes Development

For the second year in a row, 5th Gear Kids worked with Relish Studio to develop the program’s website, one geared toward 5th-grade students in the Cherry Creek and Aurora, Colorado school districts. As a program for students, “5th Gear Kids was designed to provide greater access to physical activity and healthy eating opportunities, and […]

Content Goes Here

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You’ve spent the last several months creating the world’s most fantastic website. Great design, sophisticated code, cutting-edge css, and a fancy content management system – your new website is a platform ready to offer up the most exciting and insightful bits of information known to man. Congratulations! Except… As every one of our clients has […]

data visualization in mapping

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At Relish, we love data visualization. I also have a personal affinity for linguistics and cultural differences between seeemingly similar population groups. (Probably my inner Sociology major showing through.) That’s why we spent quite a bit of time reviewing these interesting maps of the United States and how different ways of speaking are represented across […]

Aspect Ratio History in Film

An acquaintance once quipped, “Letterboxing is bogus. They just cut off the top and bottom of the screen so you can see less.” Clearly, this interpretation of the modern screen dimension process is incorrect. But how did we get to the wide-aspect of cinema today? Turns out the history behind how we evolved from the original 4:3 aspect ratio to more recent platforms is incredibly interesting. Even more so considering that at one point in time, the “chop the top and bottom” theory was actually put into practice!

Here is a great video for any cinephile interested in learning more about the history of film aspect ratio evolution:

The Changing Shape of Cinema: The History of Aspect Ratio from FilmmakerIQ.com.

What do you think will be next?

Relish Studio and RJM Consulting Group Announce Merger

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DENVER, April 1, 2013 – Relish Studio, a Denver-area digital strategy agency focusing on internet-based marketing solutions, design, and development, today announced the merger with RJM Consulting group. The combined business will retain the name, “Relish Studio,” and will provide digital strategy, branding, design, motion graphics, mobile integration, development, and Search Engine Optimization/Search Engine Marketing […]

Responsive Design/Mobile First

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One of the things we love most about working in the digital space is how much the landscape evolves. It keeps us on our toes here at Relish Studio and one of the main areas of interest of late has been responsive design and how to retro-fit sites not originally crafted to take advantage of […]

The Power of “The Good Idea”

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Social media is taking the power away from money and giving it to “the good ideas” and those who posses them. In the past, the only way to bring attention to your brand was to spend a shit-ton of money developing marketing and brand campaigns and then paying even more for ad-space and media-buys to […]

Slight change of heart – iPad

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Though I still feel that the name, “iPad” is truly awful, after meeting up with an old friend and colleague yesterday, my overall thoughts on this product have changed a bit. See, Scott is a media guy and one who, when we first met, really didn’t like Apple products at all (Interesting combination, I know.). […]

Media in the 21st Century

This TED video by Clay Shirky really stands on its own. It is a great analysis of media, how it has changed over time and how content providers of every type need to fully understand how the new, social web changes the game. How has your discussion changed in the era of social media?