by Joanna Pineda Posted on October 31, 2008
Matrix Group International Inc. is a leading interactive agency for associations and non-profit organizations.
The Matrix Group Web site was overdue for a redesign. The goal of the project was to update our branding, attract new customers and employees, showcase our work, and provide more and better information on our services, products, and career opportunities. The new site features a completely new navigation system and design, an updated logo and color palette, and a mini-movie on the home page. We also rewrote nearly all of the content on the site, and added links to related content. If you check out only one thing on the site, see our portfolio page that shows off samples of our work using an interactive interface.
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