Month: October 2008 Posts

Milestone Advisors – New web site launch

TBH Creative was hired by Milestone Advisors to launch their new and improved web site. They had their old web site for quite a while and it was set up via a template-based site builder called Homestead. The template site had limitations, and they wanted to take it up a notch. TBH worked directly with […]

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Web usability tips everyone should know

Website usability is oftentimes overlooked for preferences, cool tricks, or trying to fit too many things on a page. There are many important things to consider when designing or building a web site for best usability. Jacob Neilson, the usability expert, defines usability as: What is usability? Usability is a quality attribute that assesses how […]

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What is a robots.txt file?

Urged by a search engine expert colleague, Doug Karr of Compendium Blogware, I did some investing on the robot.txt file and how it could help SEO. Here’s a good summary: What is a robots.txt file? Web site owners use the /robots.txt file to give instructions about their site to web robots; this is called The […]

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Leo Brown Group Projects Complete

TBH Creative was hired by Leo Brown Group to develop a company brochure and design a mailer for a new development called Reagan Park. Check out the final designs below. Mailer (cover): Company Brochure (cover): Lead Project Designer: Joy Olivia Miller Joy is an award-winning designer based in Chicago, Illinois. Who is Leo Brown Group? […]

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How to see old web site designs

Curious what your company or another company’s web site used to look like? Check out this cool tool called the Internet Archive.  https://www.archive.org/index.php What is it? The Internet Archive is building a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a paper library, we provide free access to researchers, historians, […]

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