ThunderWerx

What makes you (or your idea) different? - Research
Where do you see your website, brand or idea in 1 Years time? - Scalability
Which resources are you or an elected official able to provide in the making of a project? - Deadlines

1- Sharing Ideas. Creation of a Design Brief
Be it a meeting, via Skype, boardroom or Coffee house, the aim is to liaise closely to gain better insight into a collaborative process that will result in Project Completion.
2- Concept to Production
With these ideas and information, fundamental concepts can be taken and turned into production works, and altered if need be. For example, 3 logos, website designs or SEO concept/strategies can be provided so that with close research a core concept, strategy & motif can be turned into a production route.
3- Meeting a Deadline, backed up with a strategy.
Once the Creative Work has been delivered, it is important to determine the success of the work, either via analytics, feedback and other external inputs. This approach aids in the creation of new design ideas, and addressing any flaws and improvements that maybe needed.
4- Completion.

1- Pre-Requisites for smooth productive workflow.
This can range from the level of services required, ie Photography to Web Design, Content Writing to Communication Preferences.
2- Establishing a Solid Line of Communication.
ThunderWerx employs a variety of Collaboration tools to ensure Clients receive 24/7 access to their work files, the project updates and an instant message away from being updated. It is important that clients make every effort to elect a candidate *if not themselves, to maintain a good level of communication.

The Variety of People, Industry and Ideas that are behind every job. Every Client is an opportunity to absorb and digest what makes them tick, how they want to get from A-B, but most of all, their pursuits and their aversions.

This understanding is what enables ThunderWerx to provide great service, great support and awesome working relationships.

From a Young age, wanting to be the best "something at anything" was an ethos I grasped with both hands. I get my first job on a paper round, "I'm the fastest paper courier in the town" I would think. As the years have progressed and through University it's still always applied. There have been establishments and companies I've worked in, where as an employee I could be "the best employee" but held back by work flows, attitudes toward clients, and lack of progression. Seeing opportunities became harder as an employee, as they are viewed as 'risks' by the employer.
Starting my own business 5 years ago has since see me have clients range from Volos, Greece, to Scottsdale Arizona.
The diversity is one of the most appealing aspects, and the prospect of where things are going, more so.

Thunderwerx Design for Tomorrow. A Scottish based Creative startup that are able to deliver services worldwide.
Awesome Project Tracking Tools- 24/7 Access to how your work is shaping up.
Love Communicating - Whether it's handsoff or more hands on, it's your approach we welcome.