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Art Madness

Branding & Design Delhi, India
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Art Madness is a multi-disciplinary agency founded in 2013 that offers branding, UI/UX design, web development, and digital marketing services. The agency focuses on creating unique strategies to help brands grow and transform.

Art Madness is a multi-disciplinary creative agency founded in 2013, based in Delhi, India. The agency describes itself as a "M.A.D" team of experienced creatives, designers, and developers who collaborate to build engaging brand and digital experiences. Their stated mission is to help companies and startups materialize ideas into great projects, with a customer-centric approach that transcends geographical and industry boundaries.

The agency operates with a team of under 49 employees and offers a range of services including web design, web development, WordPress website design, UI/UX design, eCommerce development, branding, digital services, product design, and package design. Their areas of expertise include WordPress as a CMS platform, responsive web design, and Shopify for eCommerce. The average hourly rate is $150, with minimum project budgets ranging from $1,000 to $10,000.

Art Madness primarily serves the food and beverage industry and works with small businesses. Their client list includes names such as Windsor Chocolatier, Dwallet, Light & Magic Studio, Quick Minds, Steele Collections, Smriti's Special, Manthan, Academy of Pastry and Culinary Arts, SoTrue, and Anand & Anand. The agency's portfolio features branding projects, including work for Indicow.

The leadership team includes Krutika Ramesh as Creative Director and Founder, who focuses on infusing emotions into designs to solve complex problems, and Tanieya Singh as Digital Marketer and Business Head and Co-Founder, who specializes in digital marketing and brand solutions for startups. The agency maintains an active social media presence on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube.

No Google reviews are available for Art Madness on the DesignRush profile. The agency's profile highlights a passion for delivering results and a relentless attitude toward moving boundaries, though specific client testimonials or ratings are not provided.

Services

  • Web Design
  • Web Development
  • WordPress Website Design
  • UI/UX Design
  • eCommerce Development
  • Branding
  • Digital Services
  • Product Design
  • Package Design

Industries Served

Food and Beverage

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Multi-disciplinary team with expertise in branding, design, and development
  • Customer-centric approach focused on creating engaging brand experiences

Frequently Asked Questions

Art Madness offers branding, UI/UX design, web development, eCommerce development, and digital marketing services.
The team has under 49 employees, including experienced creatives, designers, and developers.
The agency is headquartered in Delhi, India.
Minimum budgets range from $1,000 to $10,000, with an average hourly rate of $150.
Art Madness primarily serves the food and beverage industry, along with other sectors.
Yes, they have expertise in Shopify and eCommerce development.
Art Madness uses a customer-centric, multi-disciplinary strategy to create unique brand and digital experiences.
Yes, they provide end-to-end services from branding and UI/UX design to web development and digital marketing.
The agency works mainly with small businesses and startups.
Yes, their portfolio includes branding projects such as the Indicow brand identity.
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