[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#7326

Vancouver Coastal Health is a 3 billion dollar health authority on the west coast of Canada. We have over 20,000 employees and it’s a huge organizational challenge to keep all of our communications consistent in look and feel.

We used Graphene and Graphene Mobile Neo to create a brand site for our organization that keeps all of our look and feel guidelines in one place.

Graphene’s adaptability allowed us to make a WordPress site that closely matched the look and feel of the sites created by our enterprise-level CMS for a fraction of the cost and effort.

We also use Graphene to power our executive blog, Up for Discussion.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#37836

Looks great!

Um…is your second link really http://blog.vcha.ca/ ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#37837

4orry, it’s upfordiscussion.vchblogs.ca

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#37838

There we go…

I love your color scheme. Somehow, I ‘m never able to pull off blue and green color schemes. I always go too much in one direction and can never achieve the balance you have.

I love your brand reference sheet. I can see now that I need to create something like that for the sites I create. Very useful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#37839

A great reference for this type of site is brand.ubc.ca, especially their common look and feel sub-site

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#37840

I just wanted to let everyone know that we submitted our graphene-powered executive blog for consideration the website category of the Health Care Public Relations Association annual awards and we were awarded first place over all in Canada for 2013! A lot of credit goes to Sayhir’s help with some customization and the flexibility of the Graphene theme and WordPress.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#37841

That’s fantastic! Congratulations!

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#37842

Wow, that is great news indeed! Congrats!