DESIGN AND MULTIMEDIA
In business, the primary function of design is to create a project that will promote a brand, increase customer loyalty, and boost sales. Designers have the ability to tailor the impression a company will make on the market and determine how successful it will be in attracting a new audience.
That’s why it’s so important to hire professional designers whose work meets the highest possible standards of quality. Logrus IT has provided a wide range of design-related services for over 20 years.
We can develop materials from scratch or localize completed projects into multiple languages.
Our clients include leading international companies such as Samsung, Microsoft, Kaspersky Lab, McDonald’s, BMW, Canon, Adobe, HTC, and more.
We offer the following services:
Illustrations 
Style Guides 
Infographics 
Logos 
House style development 
Concept art 
Comics 
GIF and HTML banners 
Landing pages 
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Multimedia is one of the most efficient communication tools available. This is why short live-action or animated video clips are a vital part of any online ad campaign.
We create videos from scratch, and we handle every aspect of production, from scriptwriting to filming, editing, special effects, and voiceover. We also develop animated videos. The advantage of animation is that it’s easy to understand and is more likely to generate a positive response from your target audience.
We develop the following types of multimedia materials:
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Our post-processing services include:
In addition to design, Logrus IT provides desktop publishing and pre-publication services. If need be, we can localize any content, including charts, graphics, screenshots, and other images, and we painstakingly evaluate completed projects for compliance with linguistic and other standards.
We offer desktop publishing in 45 languages, including those written from right to left (Arabic, Hebrew, Farsi, Urdu) and those with character-based writing systems (Japanese, Chinese).
Our desktop publishing services include:
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We offer multilingual localization for multimedia products and video games. We have localized over 500 games from leading publishers over the last 20 years.
At Logrus IT, we utilize comprehensive translation and LQA processes. We have extensive experience completing large-scale localization projects for companies such as Microsoft, Samsung, Logitech, Kaspersky Lab, and many more.
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Multimedia presentations are usually used to talk about a company, product, or event in an interesting way. In addition to text and illustrations, they can contain video, audio, 3D models, animation, and interactive elements. Unlike video, these presentations have a more complex, sometimes non-linear structure.
One kind of multimedia presentation is a slideshow. This is a series of photographs or other images embellished with graphics, animated transitions, and sound effects.
We handle every aspect of multimedia development, from concept creation to final testing.
Interactive online catalogs are a convenient and eye-catching way to display a selection of goods and services. These catalogs can include images and brief descriptions of products, as well as audio accompaniment, a navigation system, and interactive functions.
They are largely reminiscent of their paper counterparts, but, thanks to their interactive elements (such as the ability to zoom in or listen to audio), they are better at attracting and holding the audience’s attention.
When developing multimedia materials, we use technologies and solutions such as Microsoft Silverlight and Office, Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Audition, After Effects, Premiere Pro), VEGAS Pro, and much more.
Your website is the public face of your company and one of your most important tools for attracting customers. Creating and supporting it demands the constant attention of an entire team of highly-skilled specialists.
Logrus IT offers a full range of services related to developing and supporting websites with multilingual content.
Our Web development and desktop publishing services include:
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Online education or «e-learning» is one of the most important worldwide trends in education technology. Online courses are an extremely convenient and effective way to instruct an audience and increase consumer interest in a brand.
Logrus IT has developed and utilized modern e-learning technology on a wide variety of levels for over a decade. Our clients include companies such as McDonald’s, Kaspersky Lab, Microsoft, Samsung, and more.
We provide the following services related to the development of e-learning courses:
Our team is made up of experienced designers, artists, scriptwriters, video editors, programmers, voiceover actors, proofreaders, and other specialists. We can create professional e-learning courses of any level of complexity.
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For Kaspersky, we developed a turnkey educational website, education.kaspersky.com, and also created the content for it (cybersecurity courses). On the website, users can study by watching videos or reading illustrated texts, and then test their knowledge by answering questions. Upon successfully passing the final test, the user receives a certificate.
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For the launch of the KIA EV6 electric vehicle, we were commissioned to produce a video about the KIA EV Simulator app. The customer chose the color scheme and visual style from the options we offered. The final video demonstrates how useful the application is for everyone (in particular, car sales managers, car owners, and mechanics).
We localized the video into five languages: English, German, French, Spanish and Korean.
For the fast-food restaurant chain McDonald's, we created a New Year's game called Hospitality Leader. McDonald’s employees could register on the website and test themselves in the role of a Hospitality Leader, making quick decisions in various situations that could arise in a restaurant. Prizes awaited those who performed best in the game.
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On the website “Earth 2050”, people make predictions about the future of the planet. The project’s creators, Kaspersky, asked us to bring these predictions to life in visual form. So, now you can visit the world of the mid-21st century in 360-degree panoramas of landscapes and interiors, as depicted by professional illustrators. To give you an idea of how some of the world’s most famous cities might change over time, some of the images have been made in several versions, like snapshots of different decades.
Kaspersky’s mascot—the green bear named Midori Kuma—not only teaches people about the intricacies of cybersecurity, but also loves to celebrate various holidays. The company decided to introduce this side of Midori’s life to the public and asked us to develop a visual style for holiday postcards to be posted on social media. Our task was to make the postcards fun and cute while strictly adhering to Kaspersky’s internal style guides.
Working on KIA’s interactive app, we wrote scripts for its promo video and created animation using pseudo-3D graphical elements. Our specialists translated the video into five languages and recorded voiceover for it. These materials were later used to promote the brand in various countries.
We received a brief to develop a set of animated stickers for Telegram with Midori Kuma, the Kaspersky mascot. The themes for the stickers were holidays, memes and intense emotions.
There are 4 main stages in creating a sticker:
For the website Earth 2050, dedicated to predicting the future, we created five T-shirt prints in a simple linear style, similar to vector graphics. According to the predictions depicted on these T-shirts, people will one day be able to travel to the Moon, work on a floating research station shaped like a Merlion, take breaks from electronic devices in designated relaxation areas, and purchase superhuman abilities, like underwater breathing and night vision, over the internet. These T-shirts were used as prizes for the authors of predictions and sold in the online store.
