Drexler

Drexler's studio page states "Since 2009, we've been creating digital platforms for clients of all sizes." It describes the team as follows: "Our team consists entirely of senior-level professionals with extensive experience in both creative and strategic arenas." The studio page adds: "We prioritize strong connections with both our talented team and valued clients, fostering a collaborative environment that enables us to deliver design-driven solutions yielding tangible results." No headcount is published.

The approach page sets out a four-step process with design at the center: 01 Research, "Start to form design thinking through knowledge gathering"; 02 Strategy, "formulate design position"; 03 Visual, "produce designed visual experience"; and 04 Implementation, "we produce an equally creative and functional outcome."

Drexler is a digital design studio in Baltimore, Maryland. Its published services are website design and development, ecommerce, and email marketing. The site states: "We help product-driven DTC brands grow through ecommerce and retention marketing." The approach page adds: "We amplify your brand through creative design and development. Whether it's an overhaul of your website, a new ecommerce platform or building a loyal customer base through email marketing, we follow through with solutions that expand your reach and enhance your brand." The studio's tagline is "A few skilled humans doing the work of many."

Drexler groups its services into three areas it calls a Design-Centered Toolkit. Under Web it lists ecommerce, content managed platforms, product UI/UX, campaign microsites, interactive experiences and landing pages. Under Email it lists strategy and planning, design, copywriting, development, testing and optimization, and analytics. Under Beyond it lists campaign creative, brand design and collateral, product and packaging design, 3D design for the web, and in-person activations, explaining that "Our work can expand to live beyond the browser or inbox and help clients achieve their goals."

Drexler does not publish pricing anywhere on its website. There are no prices, no price list, no cost ranges, no hourly rates, no project minimums, no retainer fees and no packages shown for website design, ecommerce builds, or email marketing. The site also does not publish project timelines, contract terms or engagement lengths.

Because nothing about cost is published, the price of any piece of work has to come from Drexler directly. The site's stated route for new work is the header line "New Business? Contact Chris Walbert, chris@drxlr.com." The contact block on every page adds the alternatives: "Instagram (@drxlr), LinkedIn (/drexler), Email (hello@drxlr.com), or Call us at 410-929-1981." The mailing address is 4339 Harford Road, Baltimore, MD 21214.

Drexler's published location is 4339 Harford Road, Baltimore, MD 21214. The studio page gives the same address as "Headquarters 4339 Harford Road Baltimore, Maryland 21214" and describes the studio as "Based in Baltimore-an eccentric and hardworking city that informs our approach as designers." That Harford Road address is in the Hamilton area of northeast Baltimore.

The phone number published on every page is 410-929-1981. The site's contact block reads: "Instagram (@drxlr), LinkedIn (/drexler), Email (hello@drxlr.com), or Call us at 410-929-1981." A separate line for new business appears in the site header: "New Business? Contact Chris Walbert, chris@drxlr.com." Social profiles listed are instagram.com/drxlr and linkedin.com/company/drexler.

Email is one of Drexler's three published service areas. The approach page lists what the email work covers: strategy and planning, design, copywriting, development, testing and optimization, and analytics. For tools it says: "We use Salesforce, Klaviyo, Mailchimp. HTML, CSS, and More," and for techniques: "We love Light and Dark Mode, Tables, Interactive Emails, and More." The home page frames the whole business around this: "We help product-driven DTC brands grow through ecommerce and retention marketing."

A published case study covers email work for eero, described on the page as "an Amazon company" that "offers a range of mesh Wi-Fi systems." The page is tagged "Email Marketing Strategy, Design, Copy and Development" and says that "Since early 2023, we've worked with eero to reimagine its email marketing program," moving a heavily discount-driven program toward storytelling and educational content. It adds that Drexler helped eero "refine its segmentation and personalization efforts" and that the work "helped eero grow its subscriber base, improve click and conversion rates, and increase the number of emails it sends without subscriber fatigue." A quote on the page is attributed to Linda Fluis, Senior Email Marketing Manager.

For web and ecommerce projects, Drexler's approach page names the platforms it works with: "We use Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress, Sanity and More." It also lists the techniques it favors: "We love Web Animation, Javascript, CSS, AR, and More." The web services listed are ecommerce, content managed platforms, product UI/UX, campaign microsites, interactive experiences and landing pages.

A published case study describes the Ceremony Coffee project, tagged "Ecommerce, Shopify, Design and Development, Branding." The page says Drexler "helped Ceremony grow from small online player to a leader in the coffee ecommerce space," and states that "Since launching Ceremony's custom Shopify site, yearly online sales have increased by more than 400% without paid advertising support." It also notes that "With more than 70% of customers hitting the site from their phones, mobile design and usability was also a key focus," and that Drexler later extended the web brand to physical packaging. The same page records "Awwwards, Site of the Day: May 8th, 2018" and a nomination for Ecommerce of the Year, Awwwards, 2018.

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