The CommonGround Creative team brings over fifty years’ combined experience to every project. Our philosophy is simple – big agency design doesn’t need to come at a big agency price. Whether you’re looking to rebrand and launch a major campaign or simply retool existing collateral, we offer design services tailored to your individual needs.
Aaron’s career stretches back to the early 1990’s – long before mobile apps and responsive design was the order of the day. He brings an impressive portfolio of work to the CommonGround team. As an Art Director, he helped GM take auto promotions online, earning the 2004 Forbes “Best of the Web” award and a JD Power “#1 Most Useful Site” award. He’s also provided design work for an impressive list of clients, including Microsoft, Reebok, Nestlé, NBC, and In-N-Out, amongst many others.
Aaron specializes in design that is elegant and clean, offering your customers intuitive and effective ways to interact with a wide array of content.
Xander brings a diverse set of skills to every project. Web and app design, print and layout, programming, photography – as an art director and developer with over sixteen years’ experience he’s done a little of everything. His personal portfolio includes everything from tourism sites for the State of Alaska to ICANN’s annual reports and beyond.
Xander specializes in “sensible programming,” flexible designs and creative project problem solving. Whether you need to update your content daily, monthly or rarely, he’ll find the option that best works for your individual needs.
Davey handles the business side of things, as well as being our resident copywriter. He has developed marketing materials and collateral for organizations both large and small, including Chase Manhattan, The San Diego Rescue Mission, The Hahn Company, Wamu and many others.
Davey specializes in getting your message across, making sure that every sentence, photo and image serves the same purpose – keeping the user engaged and informed. It’s the simplest way to ensure the best possible return on your design investment.
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