Vocalo.org
Website

The brainchild of Chicago Public Radio, Vocalo represents the fusion of talk-radio and web-based community sharing. The name, inspired by the Spanish word for “town square,” speaks to the service concept: anybody—from the novice to the sophisticated—can submit content that can be shared among the community of users or tapped into for content by on-air hosts. For this reason, interaction with the identity and online interface had to be accessible and intuitive to a wide variety of users. Faust designed a logo that gives a clever nod to both the online and on-air aspects of the service employing the well-understood emoticon vernacular as an indicator of sound. The dual purpose of this emoticon is to act as a mouthpiece which would be given voice for uses such as advertising. Faust designed a simple interface for the website guided by the "use-by-all" principle. Faust provided concept, design, production, and print management, and web consultation relating to a website and comprehensive identity system.

Web Development: Optaros, Chicago Technology Cooperative, and Chicago Public Radio.

Hello. Welcome to Faust.

We are Bob, Sally, Ben and Dave. We're located in beautiful Riverside, Illinois. We love tacos, smoothies, swimming, pedaling, paddling, paddling, and Stella. Most importantly (and probably why you're here), we're graphic designers. We design stuff for people. We're very good. Everybody says so.

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