Gatorworks | Baton Rouge Web Design & Development
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Recent Projects
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TigerBookmarket
Independent Textbook Resource. Nationwide network of sites.
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Solardome
A logo for an organization proposing to put solar panels on the Superdome in New Orleans.
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Baton Rouge High School Alumni Association
Baton Rouge Magnet High School Alumni Association website.
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Tranquility Facial and Body Spa
Identity package for Baton Rouge based massage therapy and body spa.
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New Orleans Public Schools
Employee and Student Information Outlet for NOPS
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LOMCSA / LOMALINE
Louisiana Oil Marketers & Convenience Store Association
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Louisiana Children’s Education Alliance
Non-profit Political Ogranization for Education Reform and School Choice
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Louisiana Dept of Corrections
Information Hub and Public Access for Louisiana Department of Corrections
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El Mundo Sports
One of our many WordPress installations, we created this sweet new multilingual blog for up-and-coming sports writer, Christopher Bond.
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Bevolo Gas and Electric Lights
Corporate Site for the Premier Gas Lighting Company
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John Kennedy for U.S. Senate
Official campaign website for U.S. Senate candidate from Louisiana, John Kennedy.
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Solardome
Solardome, LLC is an organization that is researching the possibility of bringing the largest solar project of our time to fruition…the installation of solar panels on top of the New Orleans Superdome. This is the brain child of New Orleans entrepreneur and independent film-maker, Travis Laurendine. We worked very closely with Travis to design the Solardome logo you see above.
You will notice the logo contains the following characteristics:
- Of course, we have the New Orleans Superdome to the left of the logo as it merges with the typography.
- We chose an orange and red color first as you read the logo from left to right to symbolize the energy and power that solar panels can bring to the community. (Both in a literal sense and in an economic and environmental development sense.)
- Then, the energy turns into the greenish color that flourishes into plants you will see towards the right part of the logo. This idea demonstrates that the energy can blossom new growth in the New Orleans community.
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