Hi-Res Creative is proud to be a partner in supporting the expansion of educational and professional opportunities in the Coastal Bend by having sponsored a table at the Education to Employment (E2E) Partners’ fundraising luncheon held on Friday, September 20 at the Del Mar College Center for Economic Development. The event featured an interactive panel…
As one of Hi-Res Creative’s most high profile projects, the Alliance of Hispanic Serving Institution Educators (AHSIE) website design was unique in that the main purpose of the website was to not only serve as the organization’s main hub of information, but to also allow members to pay and register for attending AHSIE’s annual national conference.
Hi-Res Creative has partnered with the Alliance for Hispanic Serving Institution Educators (AHSIE) to promote the efforts of Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) as they fight to advance educational opportunities for millions of students across the nation. The organization’s brand new website celebrates its official launch today after weeks of production and strategy. The website features…
Hi-Res Creative has completed production on an all new television commercial for Coastal Compass Education and Career Resource Center. Located in the La Palmera Mall, Coastal Compass continues to provide residents of Corpus Christi and the surrounding areas with access to a wide variety of free services that include enrollment assistance, skills training, certification programs,…
Our mobile website project for the City of Kingsville came about when city leaders had difficulty accessing the city site on their iPads. The existing website, which was designed by another firm, was not responsive for accessing on tablets and mobile devices.
As a small town located in the heart of the Wild Horse Desert, Kingsville’s Tourism Department had several important needs that our team sought to tackle. The project called for using a variety of our services across three distinct marketing avenues to increase the city’s profile as a tourist destination.
