What Eat At My Desk does is pairs corporations large and small with surrounding restaurants to create a kind of virtual food court situation for their employees. Basically, when someone gets hungry, they can place an order of any size with one of our partnering eateries and it will magically arrive at their desk shortly thereafter. Presto! That’s Eat At My Desk in a nutshell. A deliciously simple nutshell.

Being partners in this new venture and all, Projekt, Inc. has been responsible for soup to nuts branding, design, interactive experience and general aesthetic pleasantness. As inspiration, we took cues from old, iconic roadside diners, their bold typography, and the classic look and feel that made them so warm and inviting. We’re drooling for greasy bacon and maple syrup just thinking about it. You can feast your eyes on the work section and work section or head on over to the Eat At My Desk headquarters to dig around a little further.

But what if fashion did more than just look good? What if it was made like a puzzle, something for people to really engage with? Sharply designed riddles that invited people to figure them out?

Well, then you’d have Figure It Out, our newest client and purveyors of awesomely fashionable intelligence.

They came to Projekt, Inc. for the whole enchilada. By bringing us in on the ground floor, we were able to bring the entire business to life with strategy, branding, interactive and traditional design and a killer identity system. Then, to add icing to the cool cake, we partnered with our good pal and illustrator extraordinaire, Scotty Reifsnyder, to create the actual t-shirt line itself. What a blast.

So head on over to their website and take a peek at what they’re up to, would you? Then you should probably buy some of their shirts. Like, at least ten. Minimum.

Head to our work section to check it out.

So when they asked us to help them bring their delicious labor of love to life, we were pretty stoked. One, because their awesomesauce (real word) is out of this world. Two, they’re just great, talented folks with a solid vision.
 
After doing some edible research, we dug our heels in and gravitated to the vibe of an old, Italian sidewalk joint. The real classic kind of place, with a vintage, hand-painted sign, weathered, wind-beaten and distressed by sunlight and time. We think we landed on something that matches the spirit and character of the chefs and their food. We also think that all this pizza talk is making us hungry. Who’s in for a slice?

Head to our work section to check it out.