Marketing Materials
Calldrip
Over my six years of working for Calldrip, I have had the opportunity to make several graphics, banners, pamphlets, and flyers. Below are some of my favorite projects.
The Calldrip Website
In 2021 Calldrip wanted to update their website and I was asked to provide images for the home page and the different product pages. Using Illustrator, Figma, and Photoshop I gathered the materials needed to create the images you see today. You can view them live at www.calldrip.com.
NADA Booth
Every year Calldrip goes to the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) convention. Their original booth was heavy, had so many pieces, and took a long time to set up. Before the 2022 show, I was tasked with creating a new booth that was eye catching, easy to set up, and represented their brand. I found and edited high quality photos that could scale to at least 6 feet and using Adobe Illustrator created the center panel that highlights what Calldrip offers.
Calldrip @ Home
When COVID hit in 2020, Calldrip released a new feature called Calldrip @ Home, which allowed their customers to set up a soft-phone auto attendant (phone tree). This allowed those who couldn't work in the office to still take inbound calls. Using Calldrip's colors and Adobe Illustrator, I created a house and an engaging message to entice readers to learn more.
App Store and Google Play Images
In 2022, Calldrip released their mobile app to help their users access the Calldrip Inbox. I was tasked to create images to display on Google Play Store and the App Store. Using screenshots of the app, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe Photoshop, I created the images below.
Loading Icon
When I updated Calldrip's logo and branding in 2022, they also asked for a new loading icon. I used circles in varying shades of the Calldrip Blue and animated them in the outline of the logo. After animating various speeds, I decided to use this one after it kept many of my coworkers entertained.
Calldrip Booklet
One of my very first projects at Calldrip was to update their marketing booklet. Using Adobe InDesign and design principles, I made adjustments to the layout and some of the images.
