The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) Information Technology Bureau likes to change their Home page header graphic on a regular basis to reflect changing seasons. Shown below are two examples of banner graphics created by Web Transformations for use on the FWP Web site.
Text art involves the transformation of simple text into graphic objects that emulate
a specific "look" or "feel," such as
the text objects on the left that were developed to simulate the look of chrome,
copper, brass, nickel, gold, and powder-coated metals.
On the right are examples of text art combined with graphic objects. The client asked us to develop samples that would include their business name with a rocket image—for use in connection with the child care facility at their fitness center.
Graphics
can also be animated, like the color wheel on the left. Note, however, that
gratuitous (unnecessary) motion can actually be annoying to Web visitors, and
it can distract them from paying attention to other important content on the
page. Consider using motion graphics only when they can serve a useful purpose.
Graphics
can
also be created to perform a given action only once or for a specific period
of time, after which they stop moving.
We can format your graphic images and text into virtually any type of electronic format you desire, including flyers, brochures, booklets, and books in Adobe PDF format. A few examples are shown below. Click any image to see a larger view. Please note that these Web samples have been saved at a lower resolution than what we produce for print products, since a hi-resolution view would take a very long time to download over the Internet, even with a high-speed DSL connection.
