Trillion won a 2018 American Health + Wellness Design Award in the package design category for work with Pure Change, recognized for their at-home detoxification program developed by Dr. Charles Passler, a nutritionist known for his work with celebrities.
The fact is, a website requires some TLC and maintenance after it is designed, developed and launched for the world to see. Regardless of the size or complexity of your website, the items I’ve listed below are sure to add value to the pages of your website.
Approaching its fifth anniversary, Trillion continues to expand a reputation for designing and building websites that yield results for its clients. This time, the websites for Paper Mill Playhouse and Zanaris are each recognized with an American Web Design Award.
Every year, Trillion spends time giving back to our local communities. Community involvement is a very important part of being a Trillionaire, so we love to help not-for-profits doing important work in NJ. This year, we chose to donate our time to a local not-for-profit, Moms Helping Moms, which alleviates a great need for many families: diapers.
Maintaining the integrity of your brand is essential for long-term success. However, Trillion frequently encounters third-party logo files that didn’t see the highest level of care when they were created.
From time to time, we have prospective clients ask us about website templates and if they can use them for their website. While Trillion does not utilize website templates available online for our work, many people do, including WordPress.com or solutions like Wix, Squarespace or GoDaddy’s Website Builder.
“A Trillion Tips for Stronger Brands: How to manage, renew or transform your company’s identity,” is the first branding book that I have written and it was a surprise to many because I am not a writer, I’m a designer.
The Seton Hall University College Recruitment Viewbook won gold in the “Printed FlipBook” category of the Collegiate Advertising Awards national competition—a first for Trillion.
Have you ever wondered, “what do the small lettered symbols that appear next to logos and slogans mean?” The ™, ®, and SM symbols are used to represent trademark, registered trademark, and service mark—important legal representations explained here.