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2010 Award of Excellence

The 16th Annual Communicator Awards honored two of our recent projects as winners of the Award of Excellence.

This award, their highest honor, is given to those entries whose ability to communicate puts them among the best in the field. The Communicator Awards is sanctioned and judged by the International Academy of the Visual Arts, an invitation-only body consisting of top-tier professionals from a "Who's Who" of acclaimed media, communications, advertising, creative and marketing firms.

Our work on the following projects was selected from over 7,000 entries from across the U.S. and around the world:

Our site for Arts Engagement Exchange also recieved the 2010 Hermes Creative Award. 

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2010 American Web Design Award

Our site for Macku Sushi is a winner of the 2010 American Web Design Awards. We think it’s pretty fresh ourselves too.

The editors of Graphic Design USA sponsor this national competition which celebrates ‘the power of a well-designed site to attract audiences, communicate information, generate engagement and response, and market products and services.’ The emphasis is on visual design and aesthetics and one of the most important goals of the competition is ‘to trumpet the value of design to business and society.’

Mightybytes created the site to showcase the contemporary Japanese cuisine of Macku Sushi, where each dish has a unified intention and a clear vision, defined by a unique palette of ingredients, textures and flavors. The mouthwatering photography is by our friends at Andrews and Braddy. 

See more on this project in our portfolio.

Have a taste of Macku Sushi.

 

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2010 Hermes Creative Award

Our website for AEE is a Gold Winner of Hermes Creative Awards, an international competition for creative professionals involved in the concept, writing and design of traditional and emerging media.

Hermes Creative Awards recognizes outstanding work in the industry while promoting the philanthropic nature of marketing and communication professionals.

Hermes Awards are judged by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals. As part of its mission, AMCP fosters and supports the efforts of creative professionals who contribute their unique talents to public service and charitable organizations. 

Hermes’ prestigious Gold Award is presented to those entries judged to exceed the high standards of the industry norm. Approximately 18% of the entries received this award. The name Hermes (Greek messenger) and the idea for the award statuette were chosen to represent our roles as the messengers and creators of marketing and communication materials and programs.

Our work for Arts Engagement Exchange (AEE) includes website design and development, content and SEO development, and blog entries. 

Platinum and Gold winners are listed on the Hermes Awards website.

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2009 Davey Awards

Our animation demo reel received a 2009 Davey Award from the International Academy of the Visual Arts.

The Davey Awards focus exclusively on “honoring the creative excellence of smaller agencies and companies worldwide.” This is our thirteenth award in 2009 and the fourth award for our demo reel. Our work was selected from an international pool of over 4,000 entries.  The 2009 Davey Awards received entries from ad agencies, interactive agencies, production firms, in-house creative professionals, graphic designers, design firms, and public relations firms. 

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W3 Awards

The International Academy of Visual Arts recently saw fit to honor Mightybytes with two 2009 W3 Awards.

The awards, which, according to their tagline, are “recognizing the power of web creativity”, were chosen from a pool of nearly 3,000 entries. The winning entries were our animation demo reel and ‘Picture Yourself in Chicago’, the avatar creation activity we built for the Chicago Office of Tourism for Explore Chicago, the official tourism site for the city. These were our eleventh and twelfth awards respectively in 2009 and the third award for our demo reel.

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