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The goal of this project was to build a website that would allow supporters around the country to upload written and video testimonials during the health care reform debate.
The National Alliance of Forest Owners (NAFO) engaged Adfero Group to redesign and develop the organization’s entire web presence.
Adfero developed a tailored, specific micro-site as a central location for their ASA Grassroots Network to have one location to track participation and involvement of its members within the network.
The Virtual March on Washington was created to energize grassroots activists against Card Check while effectively reaching out to members of Congress.
Adfero Group is a public relations firm with a comprehensive understanding of new technology solutions and approaches to advance our client’s goals. We create custom interactive solutions for clients and will use the best platform available based on the needs of the project.


Southern Media collaborated with BuySellAds.com on the design of their User Interface.
“We are always thrilled with the high quality work we receive from Southern Media. They are great about taking our ideas and making them come to life.”
–TODD GARLAND, Founder.
"Southern Media have produced several projects for me and everyone has been on time and to a high standard. I am very satisfied with their overall service. I'd definitely recommend you! Keep up the good work!" –Richard Hayes

Redesign and rebuild of online shop selling recipe books by The Wholemeal Café, an iconic institution in Takaka, Golden Bay for over 30 years.
Website design and photography for Eagles Nest, a multi-award-winning luxury retreat in Russell, Bay of Islands.
One page micro-site for Parcels, an iPhone app by Lucid Design for track-and-trace of NZ Post and CourierPost deliveries.
Website design, photography and copy-writing for Atholwood, a luxury accommodation near Mapua, Nelson offering self-contained, lodge, and apartment accommodation.


Bearded | A Design & Web Development Studio | Branding : Applications : Web : Print | Pittsburgh, PA
Wood Type Revival began as an idea for a Kickstarter project between Bearded designers Matt Braun and Matt Griffin. The two Matts promised to scour the globe for lost historic typefaces that now only exist as old letterpress wood type. Once the type was found, they started printing it on their antique printing press, and faithfully recreated those faces as modern digital fonts for modern designers. They then gave the digital fonts back to the Kickstarter project's backers in return for their contributions. The project received incredible support from the world's design community, easily surpassing it's initial funding goal.
The digital fonts are now available on the Wood Type Revival online store. The fonts are also available for web use through Typekit, and one of the fonts is even available as a spell-your-own temporary tatto from Tattly.
The Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) is a national non-profit organization that has been helping community residents transform distressed neighborhoods into healthy and sustainable communities for 30 years. Their primary initiative, Building Sustainable Communities, is a wholistic approach to the revitalization of underserved communities that includes expanding Investment in housing and other real estate, increasing family income and wealth, stimulating economic development, improving access to quality education, and supporting healthy environments and lifestyles.
Bearded was approached to develop an iPad application for LISC's 30th anniversary to help tell their story through an engaging, interactive experience. We worked with our contacts at LISC to develop the concept and structure of the app, and then created a design and interface that supported the needs of LISC and the app's users.
The app features a timeline of the LISC organization, expandable navigation, photo viewers with a fullscreen option, and interactive statistic panels (they flip over when tapped to reveal more information).
Creating the application as a native iPad app would have caused a number of practical problems, not least among them a tight timeline and the difficulty of getting Apple App Store approval.
Our solution was to develop the project as a web-based javascript application which takes advantage of native iPad hardware features. This approach allowed us access to touch-screen commands such as touch, scroll, tap, doubletap, swipe, and pinch – while also giving us the ability to reuse elements of the app later for LISC's 2010 online annual report.
AIGA Pittsburgh is the city's chapter of AIGA, the professional association for design. Every year AIGA Pittsburgh holds a contest for the city's best design work. For 2012, they decided to change the name of the contest from Context to PGH365, bringing it in line with AIGA national naming conventions.
Bearded was asked to brand PGH365 and develop the print materials for the contest's first year. Our approach combined original wood type letterpress prints created in our studio with digital layout tools, resulting in eye-catching pieces that speak to the aesthetic sensibilities of designers.
The narrative we developed for the series also conveys a sense of renewal and fresh starts: "We've forgotten who you were. We want to know who you are now."
The Sprout Fund Spring Program offers grants to organizations and individuals for projects in the Pittsburgh region focused on biodiversity.
Bearded was asked to brand this new program – working with The Sprout Fund to develop the name, tagline, and logo – and design a print "teaser" card to raise awareness, and encourage applications for the new grants. We employed custom-printed woodblock textures and 2-color overprinting in the printed piece, to achieve an approachable hand-made aesthetic that could be printed on a tight budget and timeline.
To add some variety into the cards we designed three versions showcasing different animals from the region, and printed the run on two different colors of French Speckletone paper. The paper is one of our favorites for appearance and environmental concerns – it's FSC-certified, contains 30% post-consumer recycled content, and was created using French's own river-based hydroelectric power.
Once the teaser was in place, we followed up with an informational Wordpress-based website and a print piece that does double duty as a poster and brochure for the program (again on environmentally-conscious French paper).
Rodef Shalom is a Reform Judaism congregation located in the Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh. Though steeped in historical importance, they are a progressive and forward-thinking congregation. This vision is currently under the direction of their young, articulate senior rabbi, Aaron Bisno.
The issue that Rodef Shalom approached Bearded with was one of perception. Though the congregation espouses modern progressive views, with a focus on initiatives for the social good, they had become known more for their historical standing – lending them a mustier image than their activities and policies deserved.
Launched on the heels of Pursuer of Peace, the Rodef Shalom rebranding and website are the first part of a comprehensive effort to position them as the big, open, progressive congregation they are. The site provides a wealth of information on the congregation and its activities, including a comprehensive events calendar, online newsletter articles, blog posts from Rabbi Bisno and others, and profiles of staff and board members.
The logo redesign shifts the focus away from the sometimes imposing facade of the synagogue, towards the open, inclusive nature of the congregation. The figure / ground relationship between the colorful interlocking forms and the negative space emphasizes the spiritual nature of the organization


GoldenGlobes.org is the official site of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) and the Golden Globe Awards. The recently re-designed site received a page view increase of 32% compared to last year and the number of visitors went up 18%. This high volume of hits and the launch of the new GoldenGlobes.org did not cause a single interruption to the site’s service.
QR FlipFlop is the fastest way to share contacts, locations, urls, app urls and content using QR Codes. Read QR codes in real-time with the camera or decode images from the photo library or create QR codes using stored contact information from the address book or enter new contact information. Once a QR code is read, a link to the contact is available in the scan history list. Either use the "Scan QR with Cam" mode, which allows you to point the camera towards a QR and decode it in real-time.
HDRelay.com is an e-commerce website offering managed IP Video Services. Site header loads 720p high-definition webcam feed. Site design includes flash and logo design and a powerful content management system.
BlueHawaiian.com is an e-commerce activities website offering helicopter tours throughout the state of Hawaii. Site design includes flash, live support, webcam feeds, multimedia rich interactive maps and a content management system.
ubAlert.com lets you report an event (incident, hazard, disaster, or emergency), and sends alerts to those subscribed depending on the severity of the event. Global disaster alerts can also come from organizations monitoring events. Site design includes logo and flash design.
Disaster Alert (by Pacific Disaster Center) provides a listing and an interactive map of Active Hazards occuring around the globe. Additional hazard information can be viewed and shared. The term "Active Hazards" refers to a collection of current and real-time incidents (compiled from authoritative sources) which have been designated "potentially hazardous to people, property, or assets" by the PDC DisasterAWARE™ application. This app has been formatted for both the ipad and iphone.


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