The following headline blurbs announce some of Luna Design's accomplishments, partnerships and projects.
For more details, be sure to look at the case studies in the Portfolio
section and the client details and project summaries in the Clients section.
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Enigma Semiconductor hits the prime-time with Luna Design.
Another repeat customer, Enigma emerged from
"stealth mode" to announce its first product line and related solutions. As part
of this product launch, Enigma turned to Luna to overhaul its home page and to
fill in the site's content to ensure its new products were presented optimally.
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Luna Design completes major content and infrastructure overhaul for TriQuint Semiconductor.
TriQuint took advantage of Luna's familiarity with the site's architecture
to perform several architecture enhancements and a major content overhaul. In the process, the site
gained a new top-level section and the Products hierarchy was significantly revamped to match TriQuint's
current product line-up.
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Axium unveils redesigned and rearchitected corporate site with Luna Design.
Luna worked closely with Axium and their Marcom department
to create a new look corporate website with a new architecture that empowers Marcom's non-developers to manage
the site's content.
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Luna delivers online seminar registration site for Dunthorpe Marketing and JDSU.
On short notice, Luna Design set up a custom seminar registration site for JDSU's Trip-Play
Technologies Seminar, organized by Dunthorpe Marketing
with sessions across the United States and Canada.
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TruTunnel re-launches company with new corporate website
Luna created a cost-efficient new site for TruTunnel
(formerly known as Flatrock) by leveraging some materials from the old Flatrock site and
coupling them with an updated design and a brand new template-based implementation.
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Luna Design completes interactive "dashboard" application for IP Fabrics
Luna designed and developed an interactive, multi-threaded dashboard application
for IP Fabrics that graphically displays
and animates dozens of real-time statistics from the company's network processor OS.
The application is written in C# .NET and receives data via XML messages sent in UDP packets.
See also: Case Study
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PR start-up McKenzie Worldwide hits the ground running with website created by Luna Design
Luna designed and developed the first corporate site for McKenzie Worldwide.
The site features an extensible design and infrastructure that can easily grow with the company.
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Luna Design delivers strategic marketing with Dunthorpe Marketing
Luna delivered technology-based solutions for three Dunthorpe Marketing
clients: Tektronix, Intel Press and Yahoo! HotJobs.
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PR.com re-launches as OnPR with help from Luna Design
Luna redesigned and redeveloped the corporate site for OnPR as it changed its
corporate identity. As a leading Northwest public relations agency, it was crucial
that we handle the transition smoothly to minimize lost brand equity.
See also: Case Study
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Tactix' corporate site is re-engineered by Luna Design
Luna redesigned and re-engineered the corporate site for Tactix,
a leading Sun Microsystems reseller. We took care of everything from requirements to design to
development to content creation and subsequent site updates.
See also: Case Study
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Luna Design launches site for Enigma Semiconductor
Luna designed and developed the first site for Enigma Semiconductor,
a semiconductor start-up. Key features include a technology-centric look and feel
and a template structure that can grow with the company.
See also: Case Study
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Luna Design completes site redesign for TriQuint Semiconductor
Luna redesigned the TriQuint
Semiconductor site from scratch with special attention on creating
an information architecture that works well for visitors from varying target
audiences. We also architected the database-driven infrastructure and were
heavily involved in the site's implementation and content creation.
See also: Case Study
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Luna Design moves offices to Portland, Oregon
Although we'll miss the sunny San Francisco Bay Area, its great to be back
in our home town.
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