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Featured Projects
Southshore Environmental
I was honored when Nick France Design was recommended to Southshore Environmental to redesign their corporate website. Their project was a natural fit for me as I have 11 years in the power generation industry designing and maintaining websites. After speaking to the principle owner of Southshore and fully understanding the scope of the project, I knew it would be a win-win.
We produced a clean, professional website with all new copy that really sells the professional skills and services of Southshore Environmental.
JMBC Baseball
I first met Julius Matos, former Major League player and then NY Yankee Minor League hitting instructor, at his JMBC baseball camp which I had enrolled my son in. I was very impressed with the entire opperation and after speaking with Julius about JMBC Baseball, it became evident he was in need of a website and some marketing material.
We put together a marketing mix consisting of a website, print material and social media channels such as Facebook and Twitter. Our relationship continues and we are mutual clients today.
Pi Kappa Alpha
The Pi Kappa Alpha, Indiana State University Fundraising website was needed to raise funds for a special project through the alumni of Pi Kappa Alpha.
This was a fun project to work on because of the fraternal spirit and excitement throughout every phase.
In the end we produced a site that had built-in fundraising capabilities and a member section for colaboration and social media sharing.
Posted under Design,Mobile,Technology by nfrance on Wednesday 14 October 2009 at 4:03 am
After much testing, following the September launch of m.tampaelectric.com, Tampa Electric’s new mobile Web site, I felt it was high-time I posted the accomplishment here. The design, production and launch of this mobile site has been a year-long goal for me and I finally carved out the time in the schedule to meet this goal. Tampa Electric, a fairly conservative company, is usually a wait-and-see type culture as opposed to a “lets be the first and lead” when it comes to communication. However, this seemed to be an easy sell — from my boss, all the way through the executive board, everyone agreed that this was a great idea. Lucky for me as this was tied to my performance review goals and rating.
NickFranceDesign.com has a mobile web site as well. A different URL is not needed to access it as it utilizes a WordPress plugin called WordPress Mobile Edition. If you browse to this site on your mobile, you will be served the mobile edition by default. If you want to browse the full site, just scroll to the bottom of any page and click “Exit Mobile Edition.”
Posted under Social Media by nfrance on Thursday 3 September 2009 at 10:35 pm
Has anyone ever told you that social media is a fad? Have you ever tried to explain its significance, or the tremendous opportunities that social media presents for a company, or service, or product, only to be put off out of fear and uncertainty?
This video summarizes social media with statistics and trends. It’s creatively produced and shows various social media platforms and how they are being used.
After much testing, following the September launch of m.tampaelectric.com, Tampa Electric’s new mobile Web site, I felt it was high-time I posted the accomplishment here. The design, production and launch of this mobile site has been a year-long goal for me and I finally carved out the time in the schedule to meet this goal. Tampa Electric, a fairly conservative company, is usually a wait-and-see type culture as opposed to a “lets be the first and lead” when it comes to communication. However, this seemed to be an easy sell — from my boss, all the way through the executive board, everyone agreed that this was a great idea. Lucky for me as this was tied to my performance review goals and rating.