Comments on: A branding case study and a virtual field trip, part 2 http://www.thestudiosource.com/a-branding-case-study-and-a-virtual-field-trip-part-2/ Creative Marketing Advice for Creatives Fri, 27 Apr 2012 20:25:28 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Stacey Cornelius http://www.thestudiosource.com/a-branding-case-study-and-a-virtual-field-trip-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Stacey Cornelius Thu, 03 Dec 2009 02:47:27 +0000 http://www.thestudiosource.com/?p=415#comment-114 Cora's is almost our local. I don't drink, but I'm almost always up for breakfast. Like I said in the post, it's not a five star restaurant, but it's good, the prices are reasonable, and it has a nice vibe. Plus there's free fudge, and the only sushi place in town is a stone's throw away (they know us there, too). A note about colours and websites - the settings on computer monitors can vary in a big way, so something that looks okay on my machine might look radioactive on yours. It's one of the things that can drive a web designer crazy, because you just can't control it. Glad you enjoyed your Thanksgiving feast. I'll look forward to your post on your trip. Cora’s is almost our local. I don’t drink, but I’m almost always up for breakfast. Like I said in the post, it’s not a five star restaurant, but it’s good, the prices are reasonable, and it has a nice vibe. Plus there’s free fudge, and the only sushi place in town is a stone’s throw away (they know us there, too).

A note about colours and websites – the settings on computer monitors can vary in a big way, so something that looks okay on my machine might look radioactive on yours. It’s one of the things that can drive a web designer crazy, because you just can’t control it.

Glad you enjoyed your Thanksgiving feast. I’ll look forward to your post on your trip.

]]> By: Lydia, Clueless Crafter http://www.thestudiosource.com/a-branding-case-study-and-a-virtual-field-trip-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Lydia, Clueless Crafter Wed, 02 Dec 2009 23:39:53 +0000 http://www.thestudiosource.com/?p=415#comment-113 I've been wanting to get back to part 2, but gluttony (e.g. American Thanksgiving) called and I've been out of order. I like Cora's better now because you put words to it. It was your support, your gentle explanation about their negatives and pluses that made them a more worthwhile place to visit. Visually, I was taken aback by the garish yellows of the menu, but when you showed the fresh fruit, I felt cared for. I did learn, as was your point, that we do get judged by our sites. A scary, yet true reality we face. Do you really like Cora's by the way? I'm heading to Art Basel Miami and hear that there's a fabulous greasy spoon near my hotel. Wonder if it will have Cora's touch? I’ve been wanting to get back to part 2, but gluttony (e.g. American Thanksgiving) called and I’ve been out of order.

I like Cora’s better now because you put words to it. It was your support, your gentle explanation about their negatives and pluses that made them a more worthwhile place to visit.

Visually, I was taken aback by the garish yellows of the menu, but when you showed the fresh fruit, I felt cared for.

I did learn, as was your point, that we do get judged by our sites. A scary, yet true reality we face.

Do you really like Cora’s by the way?

I’m heading to Art Basel Miami and hear that there’s a fabulous greasy spoon near my hotel. Wonder if it will have Cora’s touch?

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