Do you know Jack about the Web?
Remember when traffic was just something that police officers used to direct? Now it’s something your website strives to get! Can you keep up with the new web terminology? We created a new online game that tests your knowledge of the past and present. Play Web vs Webb and try to guess if a word is a computer term associated with the World Wide Web or a police term that Jack Webb, famous TV detective and star of Dragnet, might have uttered.

And why play games?
Use the power of online games and promotions to engage your clients and customers. At Langton Cherubino Group, we have developed games and online promotions that people have fun using while they learn. These games may be incorporated into your websites, customized with client logos or used as-is. This is a low-cost, innovative way of promotion. Visit our blog and play the Afternoon Snack Game or Push My Buttons.

David Langton answered the question: What should a designer never say? His answers and the advice from other professional designers offer guidelines that inform all good communications. You may guess some of these right on. However, sometimes we forget these guidelines when we are in a bind. Click here. To see all 15 tips.

Popular women’s magazine, Redbook, featured our new interactive site in their “What’s on Our Radar” section in the April issue. Masterpiece Yourself is featured as the fun new tool for making a facebook profile photo or sending an amusing e-card to a family member or coworker.

Create a masterpiece a of your own at www.masterpieceyourself.com.

Our moving campaign just won a 2007 Summit International Award.
We were honored with a Summit Bronze Creative Award for Self-Promotion. Here’s another look at the campaign.

“Our spotlight of attention is grabbing objects at such a fast rate that introspectively it feels like you’re recognizing many things at once,” Dr. Jeremy Wolfe of Harvard Medical School, said. “But the reality is that you are only accurately representing the state of one or a few objects at any given moment.” As for the rest of our visual experience, he said, it has been aptly called “a grand illusion.” writes New York Times writer Natalie Angier: Click here for article.

Seems like a good time to do a double-take by viewing our room of illusions. Since our firm creates visual strategies for branding (we used to just call it “graphic design”) we are always working with how people see. We recently took a look at many of the traditional optical illusions and re-purposed the visual illusions on our website. Click here for another look.

Recently, the NYC taxi has had a face lift.
Our design firm took a yellow taxi,
a black marker, and a New York minute
to roll out our own designs.

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