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Creating strategically-driven, targeted messages

In a world of information overload, it’s easy to get overwhelmed, confused, or indifferent when trying to filter messages and make decisions. It's getting harder and harder for a message to cut through the noise to be clearly heard. Not only does a company’s message have to compete with all that everyone else has to say; it also has to meaningfully connect with the target audience. This takes a thorough understanding of the client’s business, the competition, and the consumer. It also takes a balance between information hierarchy, written content, and the use of visual elements such as graphics and imagery. When information successfully communicates with the intended audience it has value, the kind of value that can result in a competitive advantage.

Tammy Kavicky
VP, Communications
   
What exactly is
information design?
What drives the process?
How do you reach
an audience?
What does it take to be
good at what you do?


TAMMY
: It's the successful communication of information. And that can take many forms: retail graphics, packaging, interaction experiences, instructions, brochures, manuals, etc. But it's all the translation of information into understanding. It's the painstaking process of eliminating extraneous content, simplifying options, and narrowing possible interpretations. Establishing a clear hierarchy and delivering understandable messages that resonate with our clients' customers are key objectives.