Method recently joined the ranks of the Marker Seven client portfolio. Being recognized for its stylish and environmentally friendly products, Method has been developing household cleaning products since 2011.

Not only are we excited to be working with a brand we admire, but we are grateful to be working with a team that is nice, fun, smart and creative. What more could we ask for?

We are working hard to support (and have become part of) People Against Dirty and hope you will too. 

It has been an exciting year for us so far. Not only have we added Sky Box Imaging to our client roster and launched a couple of new projects, but we are also pleased to announce we are working with Earthbound Farms.

Earthbound Farms has a rich history of being an organic pioneer and a leading resource for healthy living. With a focus on the U.S. and Canadian markets, Marker Seven will be working with the Earthbound team on their online presence.

This week the Marker Seven team launched a new site for ArtSpan, the San Francisco-based nonprofit that builds community around San Francisco visual arts. The new site builds a stronger connection between local artists with the public.

Marker Seven, an award-winning digital agency, today announced that its website redesign of Olympic Gold Medalist figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi is now launched at www.kristiyamaguchi.com. The website is a key component of Yamaguchi’s rebranding effort to showcase her newpersonal and professional initiatives, including her first children’s book Dream Big, Little Pig. The book is available for sale on her new site.

Marker Seven, an award-winning digital agency, today announced the appointment of Sallie Nelson as director of client services.  Nelson will oversee Marker Seven’s client relationships and project management processes.

Marker Seven, an award-winning digital agency, today announced it designed the newly launched website for Hexcel Corporation, a leading composite materials manufacturer. The enhanced Hexcel site offers new features and functions to improve user experience and has a fresh new look.

The word ‘redundant’ has a largely negative connotation. A lot of people view redundancy as unnecessary, and in fact, Merriam Webster defines the word as “exceeding what is necessary or normal”, or “superfluous”.

In an era where conciseness is highly praised, it may seem paradoxical to say that redundancy can be a great thing, but it can. Allow me to illustrate.

There is no doubt that the web has evolved very quickly, and we as web professionals have the power to create sites and applications with increasingly more attractive and user-friendly designs. In this ever-evolving field, however, there are some relatively simple considerations that are often overlooked, and most of these considerations play an integral role in the success of interactive media in terms of user experience. One such consideration is planning, designing, and developing for visual feedback.