Welcome to the Blue Line, the official blog over here at Transit. This is something we’ve been meaning to get launched for a while, but life has been full lately. So here we are finally! It’s still very much a work in progress (as any blog is), but we’ll try hard to work out the kinks and make things great. To kick things off I’ll start by telling you a little bit about who we are and what we do, and what we’d like this blog to become.

WHO WE ARE

We are an independent creative studio based in Boise, Idaho. My wife and I started Transit a little under a year ago with the intention of providing quality creative services without the added expense and bureaucracy typically associate with larger agencies. We like being small; there are many advantages to being small, and we like being able to pass those advantages on to our clients.

What We Do

We brand. We create. We solve problems. We focus on our clients’ needs and develop strategies and solutions to help our clients meet their needs. We work with start-ups, small businesses, and organizations that wouldn’t normally be able to afford professional creative services, and we provide them with the same quality and service that the bigger guys do. We design effective visual identities across a variety of mediums, and we develop strategies that help our clients succeed.

What We Believe

We believe in using our talents to help others be successful. Everyone, no matter the project or the budget, is entitled to great creative solutions that help their business grow and prosper. Our clients have big ideas and big goals (but not necessarily big pockets), and we work hard to provide great solutions regardless of budget.

With that in mind, our goal is for this blog to serve as another valuable resource to our clients and our community, online and off. Every few weeks we’ll publish articles about a variety of relevant topics, as well as case studies, inspirations and happenings around the Studio. So stick with us as the blog grows and develops, and by all means leave us feedback as to how we’re doing and what we can do better. Until then.