Web Typography and Its Impact on User Experience and Branding
A Brief History of Fonts Online In 2006 web luminary Oliver Reichenstein proclaimed that “web design is… Read More
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How to Host a Rewarding and Impactful Company-Wide Day of Giving
idfive’s mission—to do good for brands that do good—is admittedly ambitious. Even with all the amazing organizations we’ve partnered… Read More
Brand Love in the Time of Instagram
How Do Brands Make Us Feel? A wise man (actually, it was our Creative Director Matt McDermott) once said that brand is “everything that goes… Read More
A Look Back at The 2018 Higher Education Marketing Symposium
Where have we been? Where are we now? Where are we headed? Those questions were at the core of the discussions at idfive’s Higher Education… Read More
The Heart and Brain of Picking a College
Why should a prospective student choose your school? This simple question is ultimately the most important question a college website needs to answer. Why should… Read More
Improving Diversity Marketing in Higher Education
Can colleges do a better job of portraying diversity? Recently Rebecca Darmoc, a Marketing Director at Rush University College of Nursing, tackled… Read More
Colleges and Cash Crops – Creating New Revenue Streams
For several years, colleges big and small have faced tough economic times. Tuition rates continue to rise, leaving many to offer… Read More
What Marketers Can Learn From The Worst Higher Education Website Ever
It seemed highly unlikely that web brutalism, a design style that is intentionally clunky, ugly and outdated, would ever be… Read More
13 Microsites Designed to do One Thing: Recruit Students
Sometimes in higher education there are forces with competing priorities. Just sometimes, though. The stronger those forces are, the harder it is to create a… Read More
The Power of Flexible Brands
The year is 1994. You’re in the family van, hours into a road trip. Your little sister restates the obvious: I’m hungry! There is no… Read More
