The 4th quarter of every year has always been the busiest for us, and for years we have worked with various Wharton student clubs, it has always been a privilege that we can continuously experiment with better designs for their publication needs. Here are the five conferences we’ve worked with for the past few months:
Wharton Women in Business Conference 2011
Wharton Energy Conference 2011
Wharton Marketing Conference 2011
We have been busy with a few Wharton student clubs to produce their conference publications for this time of year. So here they are:
Wharton Marketing Conference 2010
Wharton Energy Conference 2010
Wharton Women in Business Conference 2010
BizTech@Wharton Conference 2010
These are also the reason why we have been extra busy for the past few months. Yes, it’s exhausting, but it’s all worth it. We’re always interested in working with conference publications because we can take the opportunity on exploring new styles as well as new technologies for their web-related designs. This time, to fulfill our exploration, all of these conference websites were done in HTML5 and CSS3, marking our constant transition to newer technologies.
We’ve been extra busy for the past two months. The reason behind this is because we’re handling the publications (online and offline) for four different Wharton student conferences. But all have been completed and we’re quite happy with what we achieved. Here are the conferences:
Wharton Business Technology 2010
Wharton Entrepreneurship Conference 2010
Wharton Whitney M. Young, Jr. Memorial Conference 2010
Wharton Value Investing Conference 2010
With our continuing effort to provide design services to Wharton student clubs at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, we have finished our latest creation, the Wharton Marketing Club website.
This new design was made with a clean and corporate look to reflect the club’s image and became a significant upgrade to the previous version.
We’re glad that this year’s Wharton Marketing Conference went well and successful. Congratulations to the committee. Neuro-Designs helped the committee in creating the website, program guide, and several other offline publications including posters, journal ads, and postcards.
