Delivering the latest desk to Sasnak was quite the task. This two piece workstation is heavy. I wanted to shoot some photos of it before it was installed so we stopped by a friends walnut grove for some photography. { Read more }
Natural design is everywhere, especially in the unique grain of wood. Along with showing how old a tree was when it was harvested, it gives every board character. No tree's markings are the same as another's, which gives an authenticity to every wood working project ever done in the world, ever. { Read more }
Happy Earth Day 2011!
My wife and I are trying to be more earth friendly. This year our theme has been composting (and recycling). I built a dual bay composter with removable front slats for easy shoveling, plus removable dividing slats for easy mixing. So far so good. { Read more }
Here’s a story about a brand that we are thankful for.
So I saw a cool patagonia shirt about living within your means over at their online store. A pair of scissors cutting up a credit card. goo.gl/AGZ7r { Read more }
Ever hear people ask "What should I promote this time of year?" or "What type of features would drive more sales during this season?"
The trouble with that style of thinking is that by the time you gather your thoughts and ideas, conceptualize your plan with your designer or branding agent, the season you are going for has long passed. { Read more }
This year has been remarkable.
Along with having some of the most enjoyable projects to date, we have a couple new relationships with some amazing new clients.
Out of all of our current web clients whom we monitor their traffic the total count this year for visitors reached over a half million visits! { Read more }
When I take a step back and look at how Wichita has grown with the economy and has ebbed and flowed with the recession, I get excited. { Read more }
This past month I had the opportunity to go to the Christian Legal Society’s National Conference down in sunny Orlando, Florida. After designing and developing their website over a year ago there have been some transitions within the organization and it was good to catch up and visit about their goals and help them out on location during the conference. { Read more }
After the Business Summit a couple months back there was a lot of motivation to develop my own professionally printed business cards and brochures. { Read more }
Get your marketing department ready for the upcoming holidays by planning ahead this year.
Do you have a plan for November? Give thanks for the people in your office in a way that they would really appreciate. What about during their time off, are you prepared for (can we even say it this early...) the New Year? { Read more }
A lot of people think design is in the details. That is a very true statement, but good design is creating less details for your users to worry about. The more simple your design, the easier your shopping cart is to check out of, the easier it is to subscribe, unsubscribe, review, comment, the less steps it is to do anything, the better the experience is for your users. { Read more }
In college I stood up to study, do homework, pace around, invent things, it was a habit that I thoroughly enjoyed.
While starting up the business I tried to find the most appropriate good looking desk I could find. It had curves, storage, and was a corner desk that acted like a mini L shaped desk. It worked great in our little 11x7 closet office. { Read more }
This past Friday night Barrett Morgan Design LLC had its Fall Business Summit of 2010.
This was a meeting of the minds with a couple of good friends sharing business advice and stories. It was a great time of ranting and raving about how good design can be implemented into a wide variety of markets and formats. { Read more }
This title alone will probably give us some great web traffic! (from creepy web salesmen)
A lot of people believe a website should just be your company’s information, what you do, phone numbers, email address, and have it look amazing. Which is a great website to have. { Read more }
This August 15th marks the end of our fifth year in business.
What’s more exciting is that it begins our sixth year in business.
We could sit around and talk about what we’ve accomplished, where we’ve been, and how hard it was to get here (which we do all of the time), but it’s more fun to dream about the future. { Read more }