Center for Internet and Society

Stanford University Center for Internet and Society

2007-05-08T18:37:05-05:00

Stanford University Law School's Center for Internet and Society needed an update of their old Moveable Type-powered site. As the spiritual birthplace of the Creative Commons (and the academic home of eminent copyright scholar Professor Lawrence Lessig), they wanted to go with an Open Source solution. They also needed to have a site that was more community oriented, with easier-to-handle content management. Drupal was the obvious choice.

We developed the site on Drupal 4.7 in fall of 2006.
Initial Development and Theming: Rich Orris

Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society

2007-03-30T17:08:39-05:00

We designed a new logo for Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society.

We had free license to try all sorts of ideas when it came to design and branding, as long as they conformed to the Stanford Law School branding guidelines on color palette and treatment of existing logos.

This logo represents the culmination of work revolving around one of some two dozen different design approaches we proposed. It was undertaken as a part of an entire website redesign and redevelopment (which is as yet still officially in beta at this date).

Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society (CIS) logo

2007-03-30T17:08:39-05:00

We designed a new logo for Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society. In doing so, we had free license to try all sorts of ideas when it came to design and branding, as long as they conformed to the Stanford Law School branding guidelines on color palette and treatment of existing logos.

This logo design was undertaken as a part of an entire website redesign and redevelopment.