As one of our earliest clients, AmeriSport International's website has undergone quite a few revisions and redesigns. A sports management and logistics firm based out of Alexandria, AmeriSport depends on Digital6 for timely updates and management of its website content.

The Alexandria Area YMCA approached Digital6 Multimedia to redesign their website in late 2007. We utilized a variety of free-and-open-source software and code to design the website in a manner that would allow for the staff of the YMCA to update the website quickly and easily without having to contact Digital6 for every update. We've also implemented photo galleries along with a variety of other media and will be working with the YMCA to implement an online enrollment system in the coming months.

September 25, 2007 marked an important, necessary change for the residents of Alexandria: a move to finally close the worn-down Washington Elementary School and build a new elementary school (Woodland Elementary) on donated land and purchase land for a new high school. Digital6 designed the branding campaign and assisted in the creation of signage, banners, T-shirts and of course, the website. On the big day, residents within the district voted with a resounding "yes."

Integrated Health Center was looking for a dynamic, yet simple approach to their web presence in 2008. Digital6 took care of IHC's web needs from top to bottom, from domain registration to hosting, initial design and continual site updates.

Of course, we designed our sister company's website, Livewire Entertainment. The website is home to a plethora of event production services including sound reinforcement, mobile disc jockey services, audio installation and 24-hour maintenance and installation consultation. The website also utilzes our Twitter and Facebook feeds and features an excellent FAQ section about Livewire's services. They truly are "Your All-Event Specialists!"

The Concordian is the premier news source of Concordia College; however, it didn't have a website that reflected this until we came along. The previous website consisted of a few pages, mostly made in Microsoft Word, with bad links and out-of-date wordmarks and logos. We completed a full redesign of the website in 2007 using free-and-open-source software designed specifically for online jouranls, newspapers and magazines. The new website has been a hit with the campus community locally and globally.

We've also provided complete design services for the print version of The Concordian and maintained a new branding that was established in 2007.

Only a short time ago, KORD Radio barely had any kind of branding whatsoever with only a few banners and leftover T-shirts bearing the current logo for the station. Students didn't listen to the station: it was run off of iTunes and the online stream was in RealAudio format. Digital6 successfully re-branded the station using some of the ugliest colors possible, designing and creating thousands of pens, T-shirts, and a brand new website. What's more, we upgraded the broadcast stream to QuickTime (a more widely accepted format), changed the broadcast software to MegaSeg and birthed a brand new KORD in Summer of 2008.

THE EAR, birthed by a noticable need to bridge gaps between the three main student media organizations of Concordia College, is designed to aggregate media from all three websites of those organizations: Concordia On-Air, KORD, and The Concordian. The website uses a "news feed" approach on the home page, so the end-user is always seeing the most recent content. THE EAR is also home to specially-featured student-generated content (e.g., a news article coupled with a TV feature on the topic, etc.). The website is accessible to anyone using the college's web portal, C-Port.

On December 23, 2006, Jefferson High School Alumni from around the globe celebrated decades of Caroling along with the 20th Anniversary of Steve Deitz, Choral Music Director at Jefferson High School since 1987. Digital6 captured and produced the evening on compact disc. We still have a few in stock!

$15.00 /ea

This journal is comprised of some of the best student-generated literary and visual content found at Concordia College. Students submit their work, and editors of the journal select content to form a running theme for the annual edition. AfterWork 2009 was designed by Digital6: we coordinated all aspects of the design, printing and distribution of the journal. We worked closely with a few printers in Fargo-Moorhead to make the journal a reality: the 41+ foot flooding of the region caused quite a disruption for everyone in the area, but in-between sandbagging sessions, we saw the journal through to its final stage. We'll be working with AfterWork again this year in all of the same aspects, possibly adding online content as well.

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