The Keils are storytellers. Your logo and web design are crucial visual elements to this narrative. The team has been creating these digital designs for over a decade. We develop a unique logo and wordmark for your organization. Your unique brand and typography are used to create a style guide. Collaboration is key in constructing the website page by page as a story. The content will reflect your organization’s mission and adhere to a branding guide by the time the project is completed. Check out some of our most recent sites we’ve created by clicking on the site preview image or the hyperlink. View our affiliate company, Jennifer Lynn Design for portfolio.
Graphic Design
We created our 70 Degrees logo with simple Times New Roman type font due to its universal usage. We follow best practices in the archival and exhibition communities. This font is often suggested for exhibition text due to its readability and long-term archival quality in digital files.
70 Degrees uses their technical background to partner with corporate and non-profit organizations. As web developers and designers, they utilize Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Premiere, InDesign) software with the Adobe digital color wheel to design custom, innovative pieces. As a team, they create strategic marketing campaigns. The Keils have over a decade of design experience. They have taken college level computer science, graphic design courses, and online continuing education classes. They are proficient in HTML, CSS, and other computer programming languages. They use WordPress to create dynamic websites with UX, SEO, and Google Analytics. They have used graphic, web design, and social media skills to enhance organizations’ visibility in the community. Their boutique design firm offers in person training so that the client can own and manage portions of their own site. They provide continued security and monthly backups to ensure the overall security of the site. These files are provide to the client with the monthly service fee. 70 Degrees provides site analytics via Google Developer.
The Keils are the designers of the Laguna Woods History Center (LWHC) website. They refreshed the look and created an easy-of-use to navigate this community’s online hub. The collections are digitally accessible through the site. They helped the LWHC create a social media presence and extend their community online.
70 Degrees creates a complete marketing plan for your organization with a branding guide. They offer all service marketing campaigns from logo design, web development, e-commerce (Shopify/Square), social media, and e-mail marketing campaigns (MailChimp or Constant Contact). The team enjoys designing your newsletters, flyers, and social media campaigns.
Take a look at their Moulton Museum newsletter series created with MailChimp and WordPress to highlight exhibitions, events, and archival collections.
They can schedule these messages to post in advance and create a social media manager system (Hootsuite or Later) that will reduce your need to fill this position in your organization. They have written press releases for exhibitions, book publications, and community events. These media materials are stored on the website for potential PR style guide requests.
They have instituted and managed the social media accounts for Moulton Museum, Southwest Oral History Association, Laguna Woods History Center, and Balboa Island Museum.
When Jennifer served as the Volunteer History Consultant for Balboa Island Museum, she implemented social media products such as their Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, and Twitter accounts. As the organization’s former Museum Director, she helped edit print and digital tools such as volunteer handbooks, exhibits, education programs, and marketing materials. She managed the website and social media campaigns. She instituted the Square selling platform for the Museum Store in order to manage and market the exclusive line of goods. She wrote the product description and marketed it to the community at large.
As part of the marketing team, contributed articles to the quarterly newsletter and helped edit the content. She wrote and edited press releases and articles for magazine and newspapers. She created e-mail marketing campaigns that distribute the newsletter which contain information about special events and Museum Store products.
Moulton Museum | Social Media
Balboa Island Museum | Social Media
UC Irvine | Puertas y Ventanas al Corazón (Doors and Windows to the Heart)
As UCI approved vendors, they are created a website and publication for the Illuminations Magnifying Generative Imaginaries Undergraduate Student Project under the faculty supervision and advisement of Dr. Ana Elizabeth Rosas. Visit the site to see upcoming community events.
Team H12 One is a Baja Mexico racing team that has sponsors.
Southwest Oral History Association News Site shares regional projects, programs, and highlights our members.
Jennifer designed the Southwest Oral History Association’s news blog, social media accounts (@sworalhistory), and newsletters (Fall 2021/Winter 2021, Summer 2020, Winter 2019, Summer 2019, Fall/Winter 2018 & Summer 2018 newsletter). You can subscribe to the newsletter via the WordPress blog. She organized the SOHA poster session at the Center for Oral and Public History on April 30th, 2016. As the 2018 Conference Chair, she designed the marketing materials for this conference which included tote bags based on Fullerton citrus crate ephemera. Follow #SOHA2020 for oral history updates. Jennifer served on the Oral History Association 2019 Conference Marketing Committee and 2019 OHA award committee. Cindy chaired a panel and Jennifer presented. They are organizing the SOHA 2020 Conference on September 11-13, 2020 in an all Zoom format.
As the V.P. of the CSUF European Studies Society, Jennifer organized community events and created fundraising activities. She managed the documents with cloud-based technology in order to distribute information to board members and students. This club is no longer active since the university moved the European Studies program into a different department. Jennifer developed the Facebook page. Cindy served as the Graphic Designer of European Studies Society. She provided editing and design services. Hundreds of community members and university students attended the following functions: Center for Oral and Public History 2013 Hansen Lecture for Professor Portelli on “Harlan County, Kentucky: Thirty Years of Field Work”; “A Journey through European Martial Culture” in March 2013; “Life at the Crossroads of Europe and Asia” in December 2013; “Present and Future Perceptions about Germans and Germany” in April 2013; “Britain’s Historical Participation in the Olympic Games” in November 2012; “Traveling and Studying in the European Periphery” in October 2012; “European Debt on the Crisis and the Future of the European Union” hosted by Wolfgang Drautz, the German General Counsel, in April 2012.
As the Managing Editor of the Welebaethan, the national award winning history academic journal, Jennifer worked with a team of dedicated students. She helped revise graduate and undergraduate articles. She served as the 2012 Welebaethan graphic designer and created the covers and formatted over 350 pages of research in InDesign for print. Keil created proofs for each of the editors to review and approve for final production. She has since volunteered for the bi-annual review board with faculty.
Jennifer was published in the 2014 Welebaethan. This CSUF History Journal Article Title: “The Home Front: World War II Daily Conditions for Women in Hitler’s Europe to the Golden State”, Received the Editors’ Choice Award
70 Degrees offers editing, web, and graphic design services. Contact them for a quote. They would enjoy the opportunity to work with you.
