Hyperquake

Hyperquake

24 Mar 2015
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“Evolve or Fade Away” – strong motto from the Cincinnati based agency Hyperquake – strong site too. Good block design throughout the site makes it clean and crisp along with the color combination. Like the design aesthetic in their work too – has a sense of old meets new – cool.

From the Designer: “We are purveyors of brand integrity.

It’s not just our passion. It’s our responsibility. We have always taken pride in our craft, and whether we’re working with a startup or a Fortune 100, we strive to reveal the purpose for being in every brand we touch, to evolve and grow stronger businesses on a human level – helping visionary leaders in the midst of a shift.”

Submitted by: Nicholas Moeggenberg
Twitter: @hyperquake
Role: Designer
Country: United States

“Evolve or Fade Away” – strong motto from the Cincinnati based agency Hyperquake – strong site too. Good block design throughout the site makes it clean and crisp along with the color combination. Like the design aesthetic in their work too – has a sense of old meets new – cool.

From the Designer: “We are purveyors of brand integrity.

It’s not just our passion. It’s our responsibility. We have always taken pride in our craft, and whether we’re working with a startup or a Fortune 100, we strive to reveal the purpose for being in every brand we touch, to evolve and grow stronger businesses on a human level – helping visionary leaders in the midst of a shift.”

Submitted by: Nicholas Moeggenberg
Twitter: @hyperquake
Role: Designer
Country: United States

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